- COVID-19 Will Change the Water Industry, a Trilogy: Engage in Strategic Planning, Risk Assessment and Learning
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- Salton Sea’s Demise Accelerates in the Face of State Inaction
- A Weekend Excursion Leads to a Trove of Information about California WaterFix
Author Discusses How Focus on California Drought Can Have Nationwide Policy Impacts
California Water Supplies Will Last But Crisis Remains
Environmental Leader Faults Environmentalists for Lack of Vigilant Opposition to Water Projects
Stresses on Water Supplies and Threats of Shortages Lead to Calls for More Aggressive Water Management and Public Awareness in Arizona
Commentary: Texas Representative Says San Antonio Pipeline Should be Model
Commentary: Texas Policymakers Must Respect Private Groundwater Rights
Commentary: Denver Post Welcomes Water-Quality Monitoring
State Rep Calls on Texans to Conserve
Desperate Times … Drought in the Southwest Causes Water Reuse to Slough Its “Toilet to Tap” Label
Mulroy: Water Crosses State Lines—So Should Awareness and Management
Groundwater, Delta Tunnels, Colorado Water Plan and Upper Basin Dispatches
News media outlets are abuzz with commentary on water issues
Creative solutions to meeting water supply needs in a drought-stricken region
Op-Eds focus on meeting water needs and addressing problems associated with increased groundwater withdrawals
Would Australia’s water policies work for California?
