San Francisco Chronicle: 19 inches of rain expected to dump on northwestern California this weekend YubaNet: Atmospheric river points at Northern California, wet and windy … Fresno Business Journal: New report slams Valley water supply restrictions News Deeply: Submeters: A New Incentive for California Tenants to Save Water Santa Clarita Valley Signal: Water officials look at more water storing options […]
Continue ReadingPorterville Recorder: Forgotten drought victims still need assistance Sacramento Bee: Northern California will get a soaking, but will it ease the drought? Associated Press: Angry words over unanswered questions on California tunnels The Hill: Environmental impacts of Western drought matter to small farmers Sacramento Bee: Nutty California weather brings avalanche of almonds, walnuts … Coastal View News: Drought and competition affect […]
Continue ReadingThe San Diego Union-Tribune: Study says megadrought nearly certain this century Manteca Bulletin: Big decisions coming up to save water, reduce costs Western Farm Press: 2014 Farm Bill still offers safety net opportunities KSBW The Central Coast: Santa Cruz redwood trees suffering from drought News Deeply: What Falling Water Conservation Numbers Mean for California […]
Continue ReadingPorterville Recorder: Hundreds still without water Associated Press: California water officials fear water-saving effort has been abandoned Sacramento Bee: More water in California reservoirs, but drought persists San Francisco Chronicle: San Francisco’s turn to cut back water use to help fish San Francisco Chronicle: San Francisco to state on water-use cutbacks: How low can we go? SCVNEWS.com: Walking Water San Mateo […]
Continue ReadingSacramento Bee: With standards relaxed, water use on the rise throughout California Associated Press: California Water Board Fears Water-Saving Has Been Abandoned News Deeply: Happy 10th Birthday to California’s Most AmbitiousWater Project Press-Enterprise: California water savings fall below 20 percent in August Fresno Bee: Blaming farmers is no substitute for a water solution Sierra Sun Times: California and National Drought Summary […]
Continue ReadingACWA’s eNews is a weekly roundup of California water news and events. Californians Show Ongoing Commitment to Water Conservation Submitted by Teresa McGaffic on Wed, 10/05/2016 – 5:21pm Data released Wednesday shows Californians have maintained a significant level of water conservation, with cumulative statewide water savings since June 2015 now at 23.3% over 2013 levels. […]
Continue ReadingOctober 2016 California Exports Up California exporters posted solid year-over-year gains in the latest data released by the U.S. Census Bureau, a continuation of positive trends that have been emerging over the year… Read Full Analysis Now SHARE: Meet Our Experts Christopher Thornberg Christopher Thornberg is widely credited as being one of the earliest and […]
Continue ReadingAssociated Press: Without Mandatory Cuts, California Water Conservation Falters ABC10.com: Toxic algae closes San Francisco Bay Area swim lakes San Francisco Chronicle: Logging California’s dead trees is harmful to the forests Napa Valley Register: Napa fish montoring shows mixed results for salmon, trout Daily Californian: 5th year of drought declared in California Capital Public Radio News: Meadow Restoration Aims To Improve […]
Continue ReadingSan Francisco Chronicle: Another dry year on California’s books as ‘drought continues’ San Francisco Examiner: CA water year ends with 60% of state still in extreme drought California Water Blog: Drought Prospects in California for the New 2017 Water Year – October 1, 2016 News Deeply: Legislative Update: Six New California Laws Impacting Water Bakersfield Now: California stays parched as […]
Continue ReadingEcoWatch: California Drought Enters Its 6th Year Sacramento Bee: Will California see a wet winter? Forecasters call it a ‘crapshoot’ Matt Weiser, Water Deeply: Water Recycling Spikes Demand for State Loans The Mercury News: Why October is California’s most dangerous month for wildfires Yale Climate Connections: Farmers Adapt to ‘Too Much, Not Enough’ Water Calaveras Enterprise : California ends its fifth consecutive […]
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