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5 Musts for Climate Resilience Bond
A 2020 Climate Resilience Bond for the November 2020 ballot should include funds for recycled water, land subsidence, implementation of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act and more.
Blog: Coronavirus and Your Water
During the coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak, water and energy utilities do what they do best: protect public health and safety. Their actions, and those from many of our coalition members across sectors, are a bright spot in a solemn time.
Delta Conveyance Advances Despite COVID-19
Momentum continues on this important project aimed at improving California’s water supply reliability. The proposed Delta Conveyance project will upgrade, improve, and modernize the State Water Project’s water delivery system through Northern California’s Delta region.
All About Groundwater Fact Sheet
California uses more groundwater than any other state in the nation. About 85 percent of Californians depend on groundwater for a part of their water needs.
Blog: Help us Fix Delta Conveyance
Upgrading, improving and modernizing the State Water Project’s water delivery system through the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta is vital.
Blog: A Look Back at 2019
SCWC’s 2019 Annual Report documents an important year for California water, as first steps were made toward water supply reliability and infrastructure modernization.
Our 2019 Annual Report
The 2019 Annual Report documents a big year in California water, in which we gained momentum toward a resilient and reliable water supply even as we faced water challenges from aging and vulnerable infrastructure to groundwater depletion to climate change.
Critical Step Forward in Plan to Modernize Water Infrastructure
Southern California Water Coalition comments on the Notice of Preparation of the Environmental Impact Report for Delta Conveyance published by the State of California. The Delta Conveyance project is essential to modernize the state’s water infrastructure.
Statement on the State Water Project Permitting Announcement and Litigation
SCWC comments on the California Natural Resources Agency announcement about the state process to permit State Water Project operations and litigation challenging the federal biological opinion for SWP and the Central Valley Project.