New permeable pavements may retain toxic chemicals shed from car tires, preventing them from leaking into streams where coho salmon spawn. [from Newsweek]
With rising sea levels, higher ground is a more desirable destination. But what happens to those who have lived for generations on higher ground, or
The proposed Chuckwalla National Monument aims to protect more of California's desert while creating more places for recreation. [from Outdoors with Bear Grylls]
Water happening at Bistro Provenance, 63 East Center Street, Provo, United States on Mon Jan 15 2024 at 06:00 pm to 10:00 pm [from ]
After the U.S. Supreme Court stripped federal oversight of millions of acres of wetlands, the financial maintenance of those lands now falls to the states.
During the epic rains of 2023, atmospheric rivers pounded areas rich and poor in California with equal ferocity. But poor rural communities bore the brunt
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law passed by congress in 2021 gave states $15 billion dollars to find and replace lead pipes, far more than it had
A CHILLING map showing polluted tap water across the US has been revealed following President Joe Biden’s declaration of emergency over water safety. Earlier this
Residents of Planada and Pajaro want county aid money to help alleviate debt incurred from rebuilding after January floods. [from CalMatters]
The Fifth National Climate Assessment highlights drought as a major hazard in the Southwest and says its impacts are most likely to harm tribal communities.
The Tribal Water Institute, to be located at the Native American Rights Fund, will receive initial start-up money — a three-year grant of $1.4 million
Dangerous floods, severe drought, extreme heat and polluted air have permanently altered life in California's San Joaquin Valley. Can it adapt? [from Los Angeles Times]
