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“Water, Water, Everywhere”
“Water, Water, Everywhere”
Scientific American | April 1, 1942...SummaryFROM sky-scraping Shasta Dam on the north to Bakersfield on the south, beneficiary of water to be carried by canals stretching like tentacles up and down California's great Central...
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“Good Luck Fixing the Problem”: Small Low-Income Community Participation in Collaborative Groundwater Governance and Implications for Drinking Water Source Protection
“Good Luck Fixing the Problem”: Small Low-Income Community Participation in Collaborative Groundwater Governance and Implications for Drinking Water Source Protection
Society and Natural Resources, Routledge | June 10, 2020...SummaryThere is increasing interest in the potential of source water protection to address chronic challenges with small systems and rural drinking water provision....
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2020 Water Resilience Portfolio (draft)
2020 Water Resilience Portfolio (draft)
California Natural Resources Agency | January 2, 2020...SummaryView DocumentBecome a member to access this feature
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21st century California drought risk linked to model fidelity of the El Niño teleconnection
21st century California drought risk linked to model fidelity of the El Niño teleconnection
Nature Climate and Atmospheric Science | September 3, 2018...SummaryGreenhouse gas-induced climate change is expected to lead to negative hydrological impacts for southwestern North America, including California (CA). This includes a decrease...
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A Bayesian approach to infer nitrogen loading rates from crop and land-use types surrounding private wells in the Central Valley, California
A Bayesian approach to infer nitrogen loading rates from crop and land-use types surrounding private wells in the Central Valley, California
European Geosciences Union | May 7, 2018...SummaryThis study is focused on nitrogen loading from a wide variety of crop and land-use types in the Central Valley, California, USA, an intensively farmed...
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A conceptual model for floodplains in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
A conceptual model for floodplains in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
San Francisco Estuary & Watershed Science (UC Davis) | October 3, 2012...SummaryFloodplains are among the most biologically productive and diverse ecosystems on Earth and they provide significant benefits to society such as attenuation of...
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A Conjunctive Use Model for the Tule Groundwater Sub-Basin Area in the Southern-Eastern San Joaquin Valley, California
A Conjunctive Use Model for the Tule Groundwater Sub-Basin Area in the Southern-Eastern San Joaquin Valley, California
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) | February 4, 2003...SummaryThe Tule groundwater sub-basin is an agriculturally-intensive area located in the eastern-central part of the southern San Joaquin Valley, California. Urban and agricultural...
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A hybrid machine learning model to predict and visualize nitrate concentration throughout the Central Valley aquifer, California, USA
$0.00A hybrid machine learning model to predict and visualize nitrate concentration throughout the Central Valley aquifer, California, USA
Science of the Total Environment | June 9, 2017...SummaryIntense demand for water in the Central Valley of California and related increases in groundwater nitrate concentration threaten the sustainability of the groundwater...
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A New Technique for Modeling Land Subsidence Facilitates Better Groundwater Management
A New Technique for Modeling Land Subsidence Facilitates Better Groundwater Management
Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment and the Bill Lane Center for the American West | December 1, 2019...SummaryLand subsidence – the sudden sinking or gradual settling of Earth’s surface – can occur naturally or be triggered by human activity. One of...
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A Path Forward for California’s Freshwater Ecosystems
A Path Forward for California’s Freshwater Ecosystems
Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) | December 2, 2019...SummaryCalifornians rely on freshwater ecosystems for many things: water supply, hydropower, recreation, fisheries, flood risk reduction, biodiversity, and more. These ecosystems—and the social,...
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