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Reclamation ups Central Valley Project water allocations

2024 water allocations for California's Central Valley Project were increased by the Bureau of Reclamation on Friday after February storms bolstered the supply outlook.

California invests $50 million in bold move to save salmon

California invests $50 million in diverse habitat restoration projects to reverse salmon decline, supporting a comprehensive strategy for climate resilience.

American Water Works annual conference slated for June 2024

Water expert Patricia Mulroy to deliver keynote address at the American Water Works Association's 2024 conference focused on innovative solutions to water challenges.

California completes mapping for vital groundwater resources

California's innovative groundwater mapping project is complete, providing vital data to pinpoint optimal recharge zones, support drought resilience, and boost sustainable groundwater management...

California’s high reservoir levels reflected in 2024 allocations

California's Central Valley Project water allocations for 2024 show improvement due to increased snowpack, but south-of-Delta contractors still face limitations and water conservation efforts are...

Colorado River Basin states receive a snowy uplift

Recent snowfalls across the Colorado River Basin states are bolstering snowpack levels, offering a glimmer of hope for the region's water resources. Explore the importance of snowpack and its impact...

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