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Military, EPA, Congress Fail to Protect the Public

PFAS are known as "forever chemicals." Unlike other chemicals, they don't break down in the human body. Instead, they accumulate over a lifetime and they are causing illness nationwide. A California Tour to discuss the reality of this contamination is coming your way in many communities that are being affected in March 2020.

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Hoover Dam - Water Education Foundation 12/13/2022

Hoover Dam - Water Education Foundation

As the Water Users Association gathers this week (Dec. 14-16) in Las Vegas to discuss the river's challenges and its future, we're making , which impounds the river near Las Vegas for water supply and , our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our encyclopedia. Learn more about this key dam and the river it straddles:

Hoover Dam - Water Education Foundation Hoover Dam, one of the tallest dams in the United States and a National Historic Landmark that draws tourists from across ...

As Colorado River Flows Drop and Tensions Rise, Water Interests Struggle to Find Solutions That All Can Accept - Water Education Foundation 12/11/2022

As Colorado River Flows Drop and Tensions Rise, Water Interests Struggle to Find Solutions That All Can Accept - Water Education Foundation

Weekend water read: In the latest Western Water article, our journalism team examines the complexities facing water managers as they scramble to alter operating rules for the Southwest's lifeline that is shrinking due to and decades of overuse. When the Colorado River Compact was signed 100 years ago, negotiators for the seven states bet that the river would have ample water to meet everyone’s needs. A century later, it’s clear the water they bet on is not there, as Lake Powell and Lake Mead are just one-quarter full.

With the Compact’s shortcomings becoming as clear as the bathtub ring around Lake Mead, previous assumptions of how much water the river can provide and the rules governing how it gets divvyed up are being revised to reflect the West’s new hydrology and ongoing .

The states – and the tribes in the Colorado River Basin and nation of Mexico – are now straining to find and accept solutions on a river that may offer half of the water the Compact assumed would be available. Not only are solutions not coming easily, relationships in the Colorado River Basin are fraying. Read the full story in Western Water:

As Colorado River Flows Drop and Tensions Rise, Water Interests Struggle to Find Solutions That All Can Accept - Water Education Foundation Chorus of experts warn climate change has rendered old assumptions outdated about what the Colorado River can provide, leaving painful water cuts as the only way forward

Watershed - Water Education Foundation 12/06/2022

Watershed - Water Education Foundation

Watersheds have many functions, such as collecting water from precipitation to release as runoff and recharge groundwater. So with the arrival of winter storms so vital to California's water supply, we’re making our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our encyclopedia.

Watershed - Water Education Foundation A watershed is the land area that drains runoff – snowmelt and rain – into a connected system of lakes, streams, rivers, and ...

Hear the Latest Prospects for 2023 Water Supply at Dec. 8 Winter Outlook Workshop in Southern California - Water Education Foundation 12/02/2022

Hear the Latest Prospects for 2023 Water Supply at Dec. 8 Winter Outlook Workshop in Southern California - Water Education Foundation

Hear what may be ahead for 2023 supply at our one-day Winter Outlook Workshop next Thursday (12/8) in Southern California. This Irvine workshop, sponsored by the California Department of Water Resources in partnership with the Water Education Foundation, is ideal for anyone who manages, models or forecasts water resources or is interested in the latest science.

Hear the Latest Prospects for 2023 Water Supply at Dec. 8 Winter Outlook Workshop in Southern California - Water Education Foundation Experts discuss latest advances in precipitation and snowmelt forecasting & climate-warming impacts on hydrologic system

11/22/2022

100 years ago this week, leaders of seven Western states signed the Compact, a landmark agreement intended to equitably divide the river's waters among the states. It remains a guiding document in managing the Colorado River. So we’re making Colorado River Compact our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our online encyclopedia. Learn more about the Compact at this link: https://www.watereducation.org/aquapedia-background/colorado-river-compact

11/15/2022

It's . What better time to highlight our California Water Map, which shows the vital role plays in throughout the state and shows how it moves from one region to meet demands in another. So for Geography Awareness Week, we're making the California Water Map our Water Word of the Week. https://www.watereducation.org/maps-posters/california-water-map

El Niño/La Niña - Water Education Foundation 11/08/2022

El Niño/La Niña - Water Education Foundation

California's in the grip of a rare triple-dip this fall. Could this mean another year of ahead? Learn more about this climate phenomenon in El Niño/La Niña, our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our online encyclopedia.

El Niño/La Niña - Water Education Foundation California’s seasonal weather is influenced by El Niño and La Niña – temporary climatic conditions that, depending on their ...

10/30/2022

Weekend water read: In the latest Western Water news, our journalism team examined the “supershed approach” managers of a watershed are using to replumb their systems to handle bursts of rain instead of trickling snowmelt that result from snow droughts and climate change. Experts say the top-to-bottom watershed management approach could be a blueprint for other watersheds in California and across the West. Read the full story: https://www.watereducation.org/western-water/dnp-climate-change-erodes-western-snowpacks-one-watershed-tries-supershed-approach

Climate Change - Water Education Foundation 10/25/2022

Climate Change - Water Education Foundation

This Thursday (10/27) is our 38th annual Water Summit in Sacramento, and an overarching theme throughout the day of panel discussions is how is affecting resources. So to help provide background, we’re making Climate Change our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our online water encyclopedia.

Climate Change - Water Education Foundation Climate change involves natural and man-made changes to weather patterns that occur over millions of years or over multiple ...

10/21/2022

Are you an up-and-coming leader in the world? Then apply for our 2023 Water Leaders class, our highly competitive year-long program that deepens water knowledge, enhances leadership skills and prepares class members to take an active, cooperative approach to decision-making about water resource issues. Each class member is paired up with a mentor from a leading water interest or who works as a policymaker. Learn more about the program, the required commitment and get your questions answered at a virtual Q&A Nov. 9. Details here: https://www.watereducation.org/announcement/water-leader-apps-now-open-2023-class-agenda-posted-water-summit-save-date-winter

Equitable Water Access: Information & Resources - Water Education Foundation 10/18/2022

Equitable Water Access: Information & Resources - Water Education Foundation

Thursday (10/20) is Imagine a Day Without Water, an event intended to highlight the importance of equitable access to . This year’s event is paying particular attention to those left without access to clean water due to storms, and failing . So to provide background and resources, we’re making our Equitable Water Access resource page our Water Word of the Week.

Equitable Water Access: Information & Resources - Water Education Foundation Learn about equitable water access and find helpful articles, book recommendations, reports and more

Shasta Dam - Water Education Foundation 10/11/2022

Shasta Dam - Water Education Foundation

Shasta Dam, a keystone feature of the federal Central Valley Project and one of the most important water storage facilities in the West, will be a stop on our Northern California Tour this week (Oct. 12-14). To provide background, we’re making Shasta Dam our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our online encyclopedia.

Shasta Dam - Water Education Foundation Shasta Dam forms California's largest storage reservoir, Shasta Lake, which can hold about 4.5 million acre-feet. As the ...

Colorado River - Water Education Foundation 09/19/2022

Colorado River - Water Education Foundation

This coming Sunday is , a celebration of rivers everywhere. In the Colorado River basin, and threaten this iconic Southwestern river. So to provide some background, we're making Colorado River our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our online encyclopedia.

Colorado River - Water Education Foundation The turbulent Colorado River is one of the most heavily regulated and hardest working rivers in the ...

09/18/2022

Weekend water read: In the latest Western Water news, our journalism team talked with Upper Colorado River Commission Executive Director Chuck Cullom about the river’s mounting challenges and the Upper Basin’s plan, which for now avoids mandatory water cuts. After two decades of crafting water plans for the Central Arizona Project in the river's Lower Basin, Cullom is now leading the Upper Basin in talks on how to manage the shrinking river. The feds want users to make drastic cuts of 2 million to 4 million acre-feet to buoy and . Read the full story in Western Water news: https://www.watereducation.org/western-water/colorado-river-veteran-moves-upstream-and-plunges-drought-stressed-rivers-mounting

Estuary - Water Education Foundation 09/12/2022

Estuary - Water Education Foundation

This Saturday (9/17) begins National . the San Francisco Bay-Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta is the largest freshwater tidal estuary on the West Coast? So we're making Estuary our Water Word of the Week. Learn more about these highly productive natural habitats in Aquapedia, our online encyclopedia.

Estuary - Water Education Foundation Estuaries are places where fresh and salt water mix, usually at the point where a river enters the ocean. They are the ...

Author Highlighting New Ways to Think About Water to be Keynote Speaker at Water Summit - Water Education Foundation 08/31/2022

Author Highlighting New Ways to Think About Water to be Keynote Speaker at Water Summit - Water Education Foundation

Big news! Science journalist Erica Gies, author of "Water Always Wins" and promoter of the slow water concept, will be keynote speaker at our Water Summit Oct. 27 in Sacramento, Calif. Don’t miss our premier event with its theme, 'Rethinking Water in the West.' More info here:

Author Highlighting New Ways to Think About Water to be Keynote Speaker at Water Summit - Water Education Foundation Join us for our premier annual event Oct. 27 in Sacramento; sponsorship opportunities now available

California Water Overview - Water Education Foundation 08/30/2022

California Water Overview - Water Education Foundation

This year's spotlights the many ways people value water. In California, water meets many needs -- for ecosystems, farms, industries and cities. So we're making California Water Overview our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our online encyclopedia.

California Water Overview - Water Education Foundation California will always be inextricably linked to its water resources. Water continues to shape the state’s development and ...

Hoover Dam - Water Education Foundation 08/22/2022

Hoover Dam - Water Education Foundation

Hoover Dam on the is one of the nation's largest hydroelectric facilities? Since Wednesday is National Day, an event organized by the National Hydropower Association to highlight hydroelectricity's role in the nation's infrastructure, we're making Hoover Dam our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our online encyclopedia.

Hoover Dam - Water Education Foundation Hoover Dam, one of the tallest dams in the United States and a National Historic Landmark that draws tourists from across ...

08/16/2022

Bureau of Reclamation is set Tuesday (8/16) to unveil its operating plans in 2023 for Lake Mead and Lake Powell as it urges states to make steep cuts in water use to respond to shortages on a river strained by climate change and more than two decades of drought. So for background, we’re making Lake Mead our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our online encyclopedia. https://www.watereducation.org/aquapedia/lake-mead

Could Virtual Networks Solve Drinking Water Woes for California’s Isolated, Disadvantaged Communities? - Water Education Foundation 08/14/2022

Could Virtual Networks Solve Drinking Water Woes for California’s Isolated, Disadvantaged Communities? - Water Education Foundation

Weekend water read: In the latest Western Water news, our journalism team examined a high-tech UCLA pilot project that is cleaning tainted drinking for three isolated rural communities in California’s Salinas Valley & could be a model for communities elsewhere.

The systems are cheaper and faster to build than traditional water treatment options and can be run remotely via tablet. The UCLA team managing the pilot project says the aim is to create a 21st century fix for small communities that lack resources to fix their water systems producing unsafe drinking water.

Read the full story here:

Could Virtual Networks Solve Drinking Water Woes for California’s Isolated, Disadvantaged Communities? - Water Education Foundation WESTERN WATER SPOTLIGHT: UCLA pilot project uses high-tech gear in LA to remotely run clean-water systems for small communities in Central California's Salinas Valley

08/08/2022

Amid a third year of , Californians are looking to use more efficiently. Irrigating landscapes with grey water is one way to do it. Learn more about Grey Water, our Water Word of the Week, in Aquapedia, our online water encyclopedia. https://www.watereducation.org/aquapedia/gray-water

Water Quality - Water Education Foundation 08/01/2022

Water Quality - Water Education Foundation

August is National Water Quality Month, which highlights the importance of clean . Ecosystems depend on it. So do agriculture and human health. In California, water quality has deteriorated in high mountain lake ecosystems plagued by pollution; low-elevation waterways troubled by toxic algal blooms; and community basins tainted by agricultural and industrial runoff. Learn more about how California works to protect and maintain Water Quality, our Water Word of the Week, in Aquapedia, our online encyclopedia.

Water Quality - Water Education Foundation California's 40 million residents, the farmers who produce $50 billion a year in agricultural commodities, the industry that ...

07/25/2022

California's has slashed levels behind Oroville Dam, a key part of the State Water Project. As a result, cities and farms have had to live with much less water this year. Learn more about Oroville Dam, our Water Word of the Week, in Aquapedia, our free online water encyclopedia. https://www.watereducation.org/aquapedia/oroville-dam

07/21/2022

Seats are going fast for our fall tours! Don’t miss the opportunity to get a firsthand look at critical issues facing the state’s two longest rivers on our Northern California & San Joaquin River Restoration tours. Learn more & register here: https://www.watereducation.org/tours

Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) - Water Education Foundation 07/18/2022

Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) - Water Education Foundation

agencies whose sustainability plans were deemed incomplete by California Department of Water Resources are nearing next week's deadline to submit revised plans. So for background, we're making Sustainable Groundwater Management Act our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our online encyclopedia.

Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) - Water Education Foundation A new era of groundwater management began in 2014 with the passage of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA), ...

07/13/2022

- Registration for our fall tours is open & seats are going fast! Get a firsthand look at critical issues on the state’s two longest rivers. Learn more & register for our Northern California & San Joaquin River Restoration tours here: https://www.watereducation.org/tours

Russian River - Water Education Foundation 07/12/2022

Russian River - Water Education Foundation

On Northern California's Russian River, which has been hit hard by California's drought, a groundbreaking voluntary agreement allows some rights holders with enough water to spare to share their with some of those in need. So to provide more background on one of California's major North Coast rivers, we’re making the Russian River our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our online water encyclopedia.

Russian River - Water Education Foundation The Russian River is one of the major northern streams that drain the sparsely populated, forested coastal area that ...

A Colorado River Tribal Leader Seeks A Voice In the River's Future--And Freedom to Profit From Its Water - Water Education Foundation 07/10/2022

A Colorado River Tribal Leader Seeks A Voice In the River's Future--And Freedom to Profit From Its Water - Water Education Foundation

Weekend water read: As water interests in the Colorado River Basin prepare to negotiate a new set of operating guidelines for the drought-stressed river, Amelia Flores wants her Colorado River Indian Tribes (CRIT) to be involved in the discussion. And she wants CRIT seated at the negotiating table with something invaluable to offer on a river facing steep cuts in use: its surplus water. Read the full story in the latest Western Water news:

A Colorado River Tribal Leader Seeks A Voice In the River's Future--And Freedom to Profit From Its Water - Water Education Foundation WESTERN WATER Q&A: CRIT Chair Amelia Flores Says Allowing Tribe to Lease Or Store Water Off Reservation Could Aid Broader Colorado River Drought Response and Fund Irrigation Repairs

Lake Tahoe - Water Education Foundation 07/05/2022

Lake Tahoe - Water Education Foundation

July is month. Few lakes deserve appreciation as much as , which has more and that water is clearer and deeper than any other lake in California. So Lake Tahoe is our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our online water encyclopedia.

Lake Tahoe - Water Education Foundation World-renowned for its crystal clear, azure water, Lake Tahoe straddles the Nevada-California border, stretching 22 miles ...

Algal Blooms - Water Education Foundation 06/27/2022

Algal Blooms - Water Education Foundation

Summer brings long days, high temperatures and — in some California lakes and rivers — blooms of potentially toxic blue-green . Learn more about Algal Booms, our Water Word of the Week, in Aquapedia, our online encyclopedia.

Algal Blooms - Water Education Foundation Algal blooms in rivers, creeks and lakes are an increasing occurrence in California, threatening human health and safety as ...

06/20/2022

has dropped Lake Powell's water level to just 27% of capacity, imperiling Glen Canyon Dam ability to generate power. For a refresher on the nation’s second largest man-made lake and critical piece of water infrastructure, we’re making Lake Powell and Glen Canyon Dam our Water Word of the Week from Aquapedia, our online encyclopedia. https://www.watereducation.org/aquapedia/lake-powell-and-glen-canyon-dam

06/13/2022

The United Nations designated this Friday (6/17) as Desertification & Day 2022 to call attention to how land development, agriculture and increasingly severe droughts are sapping arable lands of moisture and turning large regions around the globe into desert. As California grapples with a third year of drought, state leaders have asked Californians to reduce use to stretch the state's stressed and shrinking supplies. To help, we’re making Water Conservation Tips our Water Word of the Week. https://www.watereducation.org/post/water-conservation-tips

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