California is on track to lose 10% of its water supply in the next 15 years — a crisis that threatens our communities, ...

In many cases, water ... the needs of farmers, cities, and the environment will require sacrifices, innovation, and a willingness to rethink what the future of California’s agriculture should ...

Imagine watching two Lake Shastas' worth of water slip through our fingers—gone, not because we lacked rain, but because we ...

California has grown significantly in population. The state is looking for ways to conserve water and energy. Californians have done both however to meet the growing needs of our area we need more ...

At present we have increasingly unsustainable and inflexible water systems that will not be able to meet society’s future water needs as populations increase, infrastructure ages, and as the natural ...

That’s why business leaders are tapping in, with corporate stewardship activities aimed at helping secure California’s water future ... enough to meet the annual water needs of about 2 ...