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The California Department of Water Resources has finalized its first comprehensive, Long-term Drought Plan for the State Water Project as part of an expanded effort to prepare for future droughts and extreme dry conditions.
As drought continues, a battle rages in the delta as salt water threatens the availability of water for cities and farmers that rely on it
DWR released a draft Environmental Impact Report which outlines benefits and impacts of repeated use of a salinity barrier that is currently installed on the West False River in the delta region.
Without interventions, ocean water is forecast to inundate the Central Delta waterways in the decades ahead. That could contaminate drinking water for 27 million residents.
During times of drought, water releases from upstream reservoirs are critical in keeping salt water out of the Delta which supplies drinking water to 25 million people throughout the state.