Ecosystems & Climate Resiliency Archives

Studies show minimal economic impact from drought but water story doesn’t end there

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By: Justin Ewers

May 21, 2014

California’s long-term water problems go well beyond this year’s drought

Phil Isenberg says knowing who pays for your water could help end California’s water wars

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By: Justin Ewers

May 15, 2014

The answer could change water politics for the better

Missing from this year’s water debate: Celeste Cantú knows a cheaper, better way

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By: Justin Ewers

May 6, 2014

Why cities in Santa Ana watershed mostly unaffected by drought so far

Skills gap set to grow in California’s agricultural regions

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By: Matthew Grant Anson

April 22, 2014

High-skilled workers in demand in farms of today

Water debate leading somewhere unexpected: Optimism

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By: Justin Ewers

April 21, 2014

Drought causes conversation on water not happening before

With water bond debate beginning to boil, three issues that must be resolved

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By: Justin Ewers

March 28, 2014

$11 billion water bond has bare majority

California’s drought renews urgency of building a winning water bond

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By: Jim Mayer

March 26, 2014

How much water will a water bond buy?

Who should distribute billions for water projects—and how?

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By: Justin Ewers

March 21, 2014

One water bond proposal avoids earmarks and distributes funds differently

Nature Conservancy aims to shift focus on drought to one number: 1.5 million

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By: Justin Ewers

March 17, 2014

The California water system is out of balance every year

Ecosystems & Climate Resiliency

Studies show minimal economic impact from drought but water story doesn’t end there

Phil Isenberg says knowing who pays for your water could help end California’s water wars

Missing from this year’s water debate: Celeste Cantú knows a cheaper, better way

Skills gap set to grow in California’s agricultural regions

Water debate leading somewhere unexpected: Optimism

With water bond debate beginning to boil, three issues that must be resolved

California’s drought renews urgency of building a winning water bond

Who should distribute billions for water projects—and how?

Nature Conservancy aims to shift focus on drought to one number: 1.5 million

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