Protecting our Surface Water Supplies to Ensure Safe Drinking Water for Our Communities
Thursday, Sep 24th, 2020
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By Bruce Houdesheldt There is a concerted effort in the Sacramento River Basin to ensure access to safe drinking water for all communities (see Ensuring Access to Safe Drinking). NCWA has convened the North State Drinking Water Solutions Network to serve as a forum for all parties interested in advancing safe drinking water solutions in the … Continue reading “Protecting our Surface Water Supplies to Ensure Safe Drinking Water for Our Communities”
Read more »When the Smoke Clears: Taking Action for Healthy Headwaters
Thursday, Sep 17th, 2020
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By Adam Robin As California enters the traditional late summer beginning of wildfire season, the state is already grappling with a wildfire emergency of unprecedented scale. As of mid-September, more than 3.2 million acres—over 5,000 square miles—have already burned statewide. Smoke from these fires has smothered the entire state, with many major urban centers experiencing … Continue reading “When the Smoke Clears: Taking Action for Healthy Headwaters”
Read more »The Farmer Who Defied His Father – Charlie Hoppin
Friday, Sep 4th, 2020
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As thick white smoke filled the air, Charlie took a moment to soak in what was about to happen. Here was this former small-town farm boy with one of the biggest action movie stars in history, who now also happened to be the governor of California. Arnold Schwarzenegger recently came into office with a decree … Continue reading “The Farmer Who Defied His Father – Charlie Hoppin”
Read more »A New Way Forward for Our Environment and Water Management in the Upper Sacramento River
Tuesday, Aug 25th, 2020
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By Thad Bettner, General Manager, Glenn-Colusa Irrigation District (GCID) Earlier today the water suppliers and landowners along the Sacramento River joined with federal and state agencies in a new science collaborative designed to inform ongoing efforts to improve conditions for salmon on the Sacramento River, while also helping better manage water for cities and rural … Continue reading “A New Way Forward for Our Environment and Water Management in the Upper Sacramento River”
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