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'Invisible water surcharge' due to climate change? - Ceres Courier

Perpetuating California's and Tri-Valley's Fresh Water Supply Myths | Mailbox

Greg Scott, Livermore

Squeezing the Most Out of California's Water Supply

On a recent market day at the San Francisco Ferry Building, Tory and Rebecca Torosian of Tory Farms, a second-generation, 80-acre orchard in the San

UCLA in the News March 7, 2023

Highlights from the Los Angeles Times, NPR, ABC’s “Good Morning America” and others.

Amid well-drilling and pumping, calls grow for stronger California water regulation

LOS ANGELES — In 2014, California adopted a landmark law aimed at combating excessive groundwater pumping, especially in farming areas of the San Joaquin Valley where many families were seeing

Calls grow for stronger California groundwater regulation

Well-drilling and pumping continue to draw down groundwater in California’s Central Valley. Calls are growing for stronger legislation and state intervention.

Amid well-drilling and pumping, calls grow for stronger California water regulation

Well-drilling and pumping continue to draw down groundwater in California's Central Valley. Calls are growing for stronger legislation and state intervention.

California's Agricultural Industry Loses $1.2 Billion in 2022: Report

California’s agricultural industry has lost $1.2 billion this year, up from $810 million in 2021, according to a .

Video: Surplus and Shortage—California's Water Balancing Act - Public Policy Institute of California

After three years of virtual events, our annual fall conference returned to an in-person format in Sacramento on Friday, November 18. The upshot? Good people, good food, and three vital panel discussions about managing water in California’s changing climate. Read our recap!

Continued Drought Conditions Add Billions in California Agriculture Losses, UC Merced Report Finds

Losses to California’s ag industry have continued to mount as the state’s drought stretched into a third straight year, according to a report released Tuesday by researchers from the School of Engineering and the Public Policy Institute of California.