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Economics of the Drought for California Food and Agriculture

Sumner, Daniel Hanak, Ellen Jeffrey Mount Josué Medellín-Azuara Macewan, Duncan Jay Lund Richard Howitt

The extreme drought that has gripped California over the past several years is causing onerous adjustments in the natural and human environments. Agriculture, which uses much of the states water, is at the center of many of these arduous responses. The 2015 impacts of the continuing drought are still underway, but in this special ARE Update issue, ...

Ten ways U.S. agencies and Congress can help ease the drought in California and other western states

Hanak, Ellen Jeffrey Mount Chappelle, Caitrin Richard Frank Jay Lund Peter Moyle Gartrell, Greg Gray, Brian Thompson, Buzz

Decision Support Tool for Water Management and Environmental Flows: Mill Creek Case Study

Ta, Jenny

Stream flow drives many physical and ecological processes in rivers that support freshwater ecosystems. Human activities like dam operations, water diversions, and flood control infrastructure together have fundamentally altered many streams. Water scarcity from increasing water demands and prolonged droughts has further stressed freshwater ecosyst...

Keeping Accounts for Groundwater Sustainability

Robert Gailey Graham Fogg Thomas Harter Jay Lund Helen Dahlke Richard Frank Ginn, Timothy Richard Howitt Marion Jenkins Magnuson, B ...

ATable of Contents for Groundwater Sustainability Plans under Californias Sustainable Groundwater Management Act

Jay Lund Thomas Harter Robert Gailey Graham Fogg Richard Frank Helen Dahlke Ginn, Timothy Samuel Solis Young, Thomas Fisher, Andrew ...

A team of California researchers propose a general outline to guide local agencies in crafting Groundwater Sustainability Plans under the California Sustainable Groundwater Management Act of 2014

Creating Effective Groundwater Sustainability Plans

Jay Lund Thomas Harter Robert Gailey Graham Fogg Richard Frank Helen Dahlke Ginn, T Solis, Sandoval Young, T Fischer, A ...

Dam removal and anadromous salmonid (Oncorhynchus spp.) conservation in California

Quiñones, Rebecca M. Grantham, Theodore E. Harvey, Brett N. Kiernan, Joseph D. Klasson, Mick Wintzer, Alpa P. Moyle, Peter B.

Published in Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries

Dam removal is often proposed for restoration of anadromous salmonid populations, which are in serious decline in California. However, the benefits of dam removal vary due to differences in affected populations and potential for environmental impacts. Here, we develop an assessment method to examine the relationship between dam removal and salmonid...

A Detailed Outline for Groundwater Sustainability Plans under Californias Sustainable Groundwater Management Act

Jay Lund Thomas Harter Robert Gailey Graham Fogg Richard Frank Helen Dahlke Ginn, Timothy Samuel Solis Young, Thomas Fisher, Andrew ...

A team of California researchers propose a detailed outline to guide local agencies in crafting Groundwater Sustainability Plans under the California Sustainable Groundwater Management Act of 2014

Report 4963: 2014 Putah Salmon Run

Davis, Ken

This report by aquatic biologist and photographer Ken Davis, dba Wildlife Survey & Photo Service of Sacramento, to the Solano County Water Agency summarizes results of visual salmon survey spanning 10 days (Nov. 30, 2014 - Dec. 10, 2014) on the section of Lower Putah Creek between Putah Diversion Dam and the Yolo County town of Winters. The author ...

Adapting Californias Ecosystems to a Changing Climate

Chornesky, Elizabeth A Ackerly, David D Beier, Paul Davis, Frank W Flint, Lorraine E Lawler, Joshua J Peter Moyle Moritz, Max A Scoonover, Mary Byrd, Kristin ...

Published in BioScience

Significant efforts are underway to translate improved understanding of how climate change is altering ecosystems into practical actions for sustaining ecosystem functions and benefits. We explore this transition in California, where adaptation and mitigation are advancing relatively rapidly, through four case studies that span large spatial domain...

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