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Testimony: Measuring Poverty

By Sarah Bohn

New and more comprehensive measures update a definition of poverty that is now more than 50 years old.

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Caring About Delta Levees During a Drought

By Jeffrey Mount

When the sun is shining and our rivers are low, we tend to forget about the levees. This video—a simulation of what would happen if a severe earthquake hit the western Delta—is a reminder.

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Drought Watch: Water Not Wasted to the Sea

By Jeffrey Mount

The water from the latest storm that is moving down the Sacramento River, out through the Delta, and into the Bay benefits a broad range of users.

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Paying for Water in California

About the Program
California's latest drought highlights the need to improve how we manage and pay for our precious water resources. At this half-day event, participants will discuss where California's water finance system is failing, how we might fill the gaps, and whether significant reforms are needed to enable our water resources to support a healthy economy, society, and environment. This event follows the release of a new PPIC report, Paying for Water in California.

This project is supported with funding from the S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation and the California Water Foundation, an initiative of the Resources Legacy Fund.


Questions? Contact Kelly Holt at events@ppic.org or (415) 291-4498.

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