Tag: groundwater recharge

Late December storms triggered emergency actions while California moved quickly to capture floodwaters for reservoirs and groundwater recharge.

A University of Arizona study finds human groundwater pumping has doubled natural drawdowns in Tucson’s aquifers over 20,000 years.

The San Bernardino Valley Water District has recharged 489 billion gallons since 1912, helping secure water supplies amid worsening drought conditions.

California’s LandFlex Program and improved groundwater data mark major progress in protecting wells, boosting storage, and meeting Sustainable Groundwater Management Act goals early.

California advances groundwater sustainability with data-driven strategies, local agency support, and recharge efforts for a secure water future.

California accelerates water infrastructure projects and job growth, focusing on groundwater recharge and Sites Reservoir to address future water challenges.