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The Colorado River basin’s groundwater is disappearing; California’s major environmental law is poised for revision; land restored to the Yurok tribe; new study describes how a thirsty atmosphere worsens droughts, and more environmental news from…
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Professor Luthy’s work focuses on ways to ensure that water overflows in both urban and rural California can be captured and stored underground. He spoke with & the West about the measures the state needs to consider to protect its water…
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With promises of jobs and hopes for tax breaks, server farms are reshaping local grids, plumbing, and politics. Are they a boon for communities, or a burden?
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Architects of the 2014 Sustainable Groundwater Management Act tried to forestall conflict between state regulators and local groundwater users. But judging plans “inadequate” creates hard-to-reconcile differences.
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Horses are still intertwined in the tapestry of the West
Their place in the region’s culture and economy has changed. Horse specialists like Curt Pate ensure some still play their old ranching role.
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