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"Surprised and overjoyed" groundwater managers in Madera rejoice at state's approval of their plan to stabilize the region's aquifer - Vimarsana News

"Surprised and overjoyed" groundwater managers in Madera rejoice at state's approval of their plan to stabilize the region's aquifer

The Madera subbasin’s groundwater plan was approved by the state on Thursday much to the surprise of water managers and others throughout the valley. It was an unexpected win for groundwater agencies in light of

SJV Water founder Lois Henry to speak at Sierra Club fall dinner - Vimarsana News

SJV Water founder Lois Henry to speak at Sierra Club fall dinner

Anyone curious about Central Valley water issues will recognize the name Lois Henry. This 30-year veteran of investigative journalism has found a reporting niche that benefits the public as well

State pays valley farmers millions to keep water in the ground - Vimarsana News

State pays valley farmers millions to keep water in the ground

The state is sending millions to farmers throughout the San Joaquin Valley to keep water in the ground.  The money, paid through the LandFlex program, goes to groundwater sustainability agencies (GSAs) and then directly to

Massive Refilling of Tulare Lake Is Changing Nearby Weather - GV Wire - Vimarsana News

Massive Refilling of Tulare Lake Is Changing Nearby Weather - GV Wire

The partially refilled Tulare Lake is so large, with so much water spread over so much land, that it’s changing nearby weather.

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Slew of water bills swirl around Sacramento - Vimarsana News

Slew of water bills swirl around Sacramento

Senior water rights holders have arguably the sweetest deal in California water. They often have ironclad deals and some even get access to substantial water during the worst of drought.  But three new bills in