The California Water Alliance is dedicated to solving the serious threats to our water supply and the water emergency currently affecting communities throughout California.
The issues stemming from California's water shortage are vast. The water shortage has a detrimental affect on agriculture, our economy, our health and lifestyle, and our environment.
CalWA members are actively involved and united in raising awareness and working to create a comprehensive solution to the water crisis facing California. Join today!
Friday’s Top of the Scroll: Calif. Council Adopts Delta Management Plan From the Associated Press: A California agency has unanimously adopted a broad, long-range plan to manage the ailing Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta. The Delta Stewardship Council voted 7-0 on Thursday to approve the final version of the Delta Plan, a blueprint for restoring the delta’s ecosystem and improving water supply ...
More information...Federal Money Benefits San Joaquin Refuge From the Modesto Bee: Waterfowl that visit a refuge west of Modesto could benefit from about $3.5 million in federal spending announced this week. The U.S Read the original here: Federal Money Benefits San Joaquin Refuge
More information...Stockton: Cortopassi Loses Long Fight Against State From the Stockton Record: against prominent Delta landowner Dino Cortopassi in his five-year quest to force state officials to dredge the Mokelumne River along his Canal Ranch property. Cortopassi had argued that California’s vast water delivery system was to blame for bringing decades worth of mud and silt into the ...
More information...State Officials Vet $11.1-billion Water Bond, Regional Water Solutions in Malibu From the Malibu Times: State officials met Friday in Malibu to discuss a possible $11.1 billion state water bond measure that could help fund water projects at the state and local level, including a proposal by Gov. Jerry Brown to build two massive pipelines to pump river water from Northern ...
More information...Long Beach Water Rate Boost Recommended From the Long Beach Press Telegram: Long Beach Water Department staff on Thursday recommended a four percent water rate hike next year and the same increase in each of the following four years. Read this article: Long Beach Water Rate Boost Recommended
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There is too little public recognition of how much we all depend upon farmers as stewards of our soil, water and wildlife resources.
John F. Kennedy
35th President of the United States
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