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Understanding the New Federal Water Law

By Jeffrey Mount, Brian Gray, Caitrin Chappelle

A new law alters federal water policy in the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta. The likely effects on both future water supply and environmental stewardship are largely unknown.

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Making the Most of Water for the Environment

Water and land management have greatly altered river flows across California, degrading ecosystems and decimating native species. A different approach to managing environmental flows is needed to arrest the decline.

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A State of Water Independence

By Brian Gray

California’s authority to protect its water resources will be largely insulated from changes in federal environmental policy.

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PPIC Delta Water Accounting

These spreadsheets contain all data, sources, and methods used to calculate water use in California’s Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta, including estimates of outflow needed to meet regulations; ecological, export, and municipal and industrial uses; and watershed-level water sources and upstream depletions.

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Managing Water and Farmland Transitions in the San Joaquin Valley

By Ellen Hanak, Andrew Ayres, Caitlin Peterson, Alvar Escriva-Bou ...

How can the San Joaquin Valley adapt to a future with less water? We’ve been researching this issue for the past seven years, and our new report presents highlights from we’ve learned, including a robust list of policy suggestions to help the valley weather—and make the most of—the coming changes.

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Storing Water for Dry Days

By Lori Pottinger

Where would California be without the ability to store water? An expert interview with Jay Lund about the complex topic of water storage.

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