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Rethinking Old Rights
Groundwater Management Principles and Strategies to Monitor, Analyze and Minimize Impacts to Drinking Water Wells: A Framework for State Action to Support Drought Resilient Communities
This framework was developed in response to support drinking water access for groundwater-dependent communities.
Drought Management and Climate Adaptation of Small, Self-Sufficient Drinking Water Systems in California
Examining human impacts, responses, and challenges to extreme climatic events can give insight into needed directions for climate adaptation to reduce future risks. This study focuses on the 2012-2016 Drought in California, documenting how small self-sufficient drinking water systems were affected and challenged by, and responded to the extreme event.
Proposed Drinking Water Cost Assessment Model Assumptions on Physical Consolidation
The State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) is proposing an updated methodology for estimating potential modeled physical consolidation costs for Failing public water systems, At-Risk public water systems, state small water systems, and domestic wells. Non-consolidation options will be covered in detail in subsequent white papers.
