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Eleven Experts to Watch on California Water Rights
Buzz Thompson discusses issues involving water rights in California.
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Fracking
Robert Jackson guests on a podcast discusses fracking's impact on our environment.
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When It Comes to Water, We Need All the Data We Can Get
Editorial board discusses study by Robert Jackson of deep groundwater and the Water in the West program's survey of groundwater stakeholders in California.
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Seven Experts to Watch on California’s Groundwater
Researchers with Water in the West program named "experts to watch."
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Is California Sitting on the Solution to Its Drought?
Discusses a study co-authored by Senior Fellow Rob Jackson (Earth System Science)
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California Has a Lot More Water Than Some Think, New Stanford Study Suggests
Highlights research by Senior Fellow Rob Jackson (Earthy System Science)
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Lead Isn’t the Only Threat to Drinking Water
Details a study co-authored by Senior Fellow Robert Jackson (Earth System Science).
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Wastewater Becomes a Resource in Silicon Valley
Quotes RELP program fellow Sebastien Tilmans, operations director of Codiga Resource Recovery Center, a project incubated at Woods through the Environmental Venture Projects program.
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Scientists Find Groundwater in Wyoming Impacted by Fracking
Cites research co-authored by Senior Fellow Robert Jackson (Earth System Science).
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Stanford University Study Finds Fracking Harmed Wyoming Drinking Water
Discusses research co-authored by Senior Fellow Robert Jackson (Earth System Science).
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Catching Storm Runoff Could Ease Droughts, But It’s No Quick Fix
Senior Fellow Dick Luthy (Civil and Environmental Engineering) discusses the need for new water sources
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Hearing Explores Funding for Calif. Water Needs
Quotes Newsha Ajami, Woods senior research associate and director of urban water policy for Water in the West, on need for sustainable water system funding.
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Storm Water, Long a Nuisance, May Be a Parched California’s Salvation
Senior Fellow Dick Luthy (engineering) sees storm water capture as an opportunity to increase supply levels in urban environments.
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PPIC Water Policy Center Publishes A Road Map to Improve the Federal Government’s Drought Response
Mentions Leon Szeptycki, Woods professor of the practice and executive director of the Water in the West program, as one of the report's authors.
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Once Famous for Beer, Milwaukee Now Bets on Water
Leon Szeptycki, Woods professor of the practice and executive director of the Water in the West program, discusses why the cheap price of water hinders incentives for investment in water innovation.
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California Drought: How Will We Know When It's Over?
Leon Szeptycki, Woods professor of the practice and executive director of the Water in the West program, states that there is no simple answer to the question "When is the drought over?"
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Serious Forum Needed for Delta Solution
Woods Consulting Professor David Hayes (Law) discusses two key elements needed to move forward to deal with the challenge of balancing environmental and water supply needs in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
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Gray Water and Stormwater Can Help in the Drought, But Risk Needs to Be Studied, Researchers Say
Senior Fellow Dick Luthy (engineering) states that it can be advantageous to use gray water but it needs to be studied more carefully because there's an opportunity for exposure to pathogens.
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Calif. Scrambles to Count Every Drop of Water
Woods Co-Director and Senior Fellow Buzz Thompson discusses the possibility of bringing all water rights holders under the authority of the water board.
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Scientists Find Source of Southeast Asian Arsenic
Discusses research led by Woods Senior Fellow Scott Fendorf (Earth System Science)
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