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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 ...

A Table of Contents for Groundwater Sustainability Plans under Californias Sustainable Groundwater Management Act

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

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 T, Ginn Sandoval, Solis T, Young A, Fischer ...

California is entering a new era in how it manages its largest source of water storage — groundwater. Initial efforts implementing the state’s new Sustainable Groundwater Management Act must focus on getting local and state agencies organized and able to communicate with each other. Having common expectations for the contents of the law’s required ...

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 Timothy, Ginn Samuel Solis Thomas, Young Andrew, Fisher ...

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

Dam removal and anadromous salmonid (Oncorhynchus spp.) conservation in California PDF available through Get Fulltext Research

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...

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...

Californias freshwater fishes: status and management

Quiñones, Rebecca M. Peter Moyle

Published in FISHMED Fishes in Mediterranean Environments

Fishes in Mediterranean climates are adapted to thrive in streams with dynamic environmental conditions such as strong seasonality in flows. However, anthropogenic threats to species viability, in combination with climate change, can alter habitats beyond native species environmental tolerances and may result in extirpation. Although the effects of...

Economic Feasibility of Irrigated Agricultural Land Use Buffers to Reduce Groundwater Nitrate in Rural Drinking Water So...

Mayzelle, Megan M. Joshua Viers Josué Medellín-Azuara Thomas Harter

Published in Hydro Nepal Journal of Water Energy and Environment

Agricultural irrigation leachate is often the largest source for aquifer recharge in semi-arid groundwater basins, but contamination from fertilizers and other agro-chemicals may degrade the quality of groundwater. Affected communities are frequently economically disadvantaged, and water supply alternatives may be too costly. This study aimed to de...

Integrating Storage in Californias Changing Water System

Jay Lund Munevar, Armin Taghavi, Ali Hall, Maurice Saracino, Anthony

California can effectively use no more than a 15 percent increase - 6 million acre-feet - in surface water storage capacity. Exceeding this expansion runs into limits of available precipitation and the ability to transport water. The study determined the maximum additional storage space that could be used, both with and without coordination with ot...

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