America’s water and wastewater infrastructure is entering a period of reinvestment, and because of that, opportunities for collaboration between private sector firms and public entities will be abundant in 2026. Decades-old treatment plants, pump stations, and collection systems are being pushed beyond their original design lives by population growth, tighter environmental regulations, and volatile weather patterns. Public officials are moving to protect and […]
California’s snowpack is shrinking after a rather dry January. The Department of Water Resources says new measurements show snow levels below average for this time of year. “Although today’s results are below average, we still have some time to catch up before the critical April 1st measurements. Current forecasts don’t show any significant precipitation or […]
A historic meeting took place at the nation’s capital on Friday as Colorado Gov. Jared Polis joined governors from across the Colorado River Basin. He joined the governors of Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico, California, Nevada and Arizona in talks centered on how to reach an agreement that protects the Colorado River. Polis said the discussion […]
The U.S. Department of the Interior approved a major California water project on Friday, clearing a key obstacle for a massive new reservoir. The proposed 1.5 million acre-foot Sites Reservoir would store water from the Sacramento River and distribute it during droughts to several parts of California, including the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys, Southern […]
President Donald Trump and California Gov. Gavin Newsom are so in sync on California water that they’re in a race to capture as much of it as possible — even at each other’s expense. Trump and Newsom’s relative alignment on water issues has been good news all around for farmers and cities that draw from […]
The question of how to protect fish and the ecological health of rivers that feed California’s largest estuary is generating heated debate in a series of hearings in Sacramento, as state officials try to gain support for a plan that has been years in the making. “I am passionate that this is the pathway to […]
Billions Of Dollars In Play As Communities Tackle Aging Water Infrastructure
/in California and the U.S., Media Coverage /by Sierra Stewart /Water Onlineby Mary Scott NabersAmerica’s water and wastewater infrastructure is entering a period of reinvestment, and because of that, opportunities for collaboration between private sector firms and public entities will be abundant in 2026. Decades-old treatment plants, pump stations, and collection systems are being pushed beyond their original design lives by population growth, tighter environmental regulations, and volatile weather patterns. Public officials are moving to protect and […]
Snow Survey Shows California’s Snow Levels Below Average Sparking Concerns
/in California and the U.S., Media Coverage /by Sierra Stewart /ABC 7by Niku KazoriCalifornia’s snowpack is shrinking after a rather dry January. The Department of Water Resources says new measurements show snow levels below average for this time of year. “Although today’s results are below average, we still have some time to catch up before the critical April 1st measurements. Current forecasts don’t show any significant precipitation or […]
Western Governors Hold Historic Meeting in Washington, D.C. Over Management of Colorado River
/in California and the U.S., Media Coverage /by Sierra Stewart /CBS Newsby Christa SwansonA historic meeting took place at the nation’s capital on Friday as Colorado Gov. Jared Polis joined governors from across the Colorado River Basin. He joined the governors of Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico, California, Nevada and Arizona in talks centered on how to reach an agreement that protects the Colorado River. Polis said the discussion […]
California’s Largest New Reservoir in Decades Secures Federal Approval
/in California and the U.S., Media Coverage, Uncategorized /by Jordan Beane /SFGateby Madilynne MedinaThe U.S. Department of the Interior approved a major California water project on Friday, clearing a key obstacle for a massive new reservoir. The proposed 1.5 million acre-foot Sites Reservoir would store water from the Sacramento River and distribute it during droughts to several parts of California, including the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys, Southern […]
Trump Is Winning His Water Tug-Of-War With Newsom
/in California and the U.S., Media Coverage /by Jordan Beane /Politicoby Camille von KaenelPresident Donald Trump and California Gov. Gavin Newsom are so in sync on California water that they’re in a race to capture as much of it as possible — even at each other’s expense. Trump and Newsom’s relative alignment on water issues has been good news all around for farmers and cities that draw from […]
Heated Debate Over California Water Plan as Environmentalists Warn of ‘Ecosystem Collapse’
/in California and the U.S., Media Coverage /by Jordan Beane /Los Angeles Timesby Ian JamesThe question of how to protect fish and the ecological health of rivers that feed California’s largest estuary is generating heated debate in a series of hearings in Sacramento, as state officials try to gain support for a plan that has been years in the making. “I am passionate that this is the pathway to […]