Barry Nelson, Senior Policy Analyst, Water Program, San Francisco
NRDC recently joined a coalition of water agencies, business leaders and environmentalists in releasing a new approach to address the challenges facing the San Francisco … Continue reading →
Kate Poole, Senior Attorney, San Francisco
Where does your water come from? And why should you care? After all, the Har-Bowl is nearly upon us, and the Oscars are not far behind. What information about California water… Continue reading →
Kelly Coplin, Water Program Assistant, San Francisco
Do you know where your drinking water comes from? Beyond “the tap,” the majority of Americans have no idea, let alone the environmental and public health costs associated … Continue reading →
Kelly Coplin, Water Program Assistant, San Francisco
Last week USGS scientists and academic colleagues released an integrated assessment, the first of its kind, of how the Bay-Delta ecosystem will respond to climate change.
The authors … Continue reading →
Doug Obegi, Staff Attorney, Western Water Project, San Francisco This morning, members of the House Energy & Water Subcommittee are holding a hearing in Fresno regarding California’s water supply. While the committee will hear from one c… Continue reading →
Barry Nelson, Senior Policy Analyst, Water Program, San Francisco World Water Day is an appropriate time to mark the start of a new era in the history of California water policy. Sometimes, the start of a new chapter in our collective history is … Continue reading →
Barry Nelson, Senior Policy Analyst, Water Program, San Francisco World Water Day is an appropriate time to mark the start of a new era in the history of California water policy. Sometimes, the start of a new chapter in our collective history is … Continue reading →
Bertrand Russell once said that “The greatest challenge . . . is stating the problem in a way that will allow a solution.” One would think that articulating the problem to be solved with a habitat conservation plan for the Bay-Delta w… Continue reading →
A century and a half ago, European immigrants in California often became lost in the vast labyrinth of channels in the Delta at the confluence of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers. That’s not surpising, as they didn’t yet ha… Continue reading →