This month’s newsletter features Featured Op-Ed: Happy New Water Year — Californians Have to Face Some Difficult Wet Season Truths, Update from the CEO Water Mandate: Water Resilience Coalition Partners with Race to Resilience, Imagining a Day Without Water, and More.
This month’s newsletter features The Future of California’s Water-Energy-Climate Nexus, Efficiency in Action: Installing Toilet Leak Detection Devices in Los Angeles, and More.
This month’s newsletter features Water Resilience Accounting Framework, Shortage Declaration in the Colorado River Basin Takeaways, and More.
This month’s newsletter features World Water Week 2021: Water Resilience in a Changing Climate, WWW Session | The Private Sector–Water and Climate Resilience in Uncertain Times, and More.
This month’s newsletter features Report: At Risk: Public Supply Well Vulnerability Under California’s Sustainable Groundwater Management Act, Report and Upcoming Webinar: Stacked Incentives: Co-Funding Water Customer Incentive Programs, Dr. Amanda Bielawski Joins the Pacific Institute’s Executive Team as Director of Communications and Outreach, and More.
This month’s newsletter features New Report: Customer Debt and Declining Revenues: The Financial Impacts of COVID-19 on Small Community Water Systems, Blog Post: The Impacts of the Pandemic Remain for Small Water Systems and Customers In-Debt, and More.
This month’s newsletter features Celebrating Earth Day 2021, Blog Post: Water Components of the Biden Infrastructure Plan, and More.
This month’s newsletter features Benefit Accounting of Nature-Based Solutions for Watersheds: Guide, World Water Day 2021: Reflecting on the Value of Water, Upcoming Event: “Brave Blue World” Virtual Screening and Panel Discussion, and More.
This month’s newsletter features Case Studies Explore the Financial Impacts of COVID-19 on Small Community Water Systems in the U.S., A Business Framework for Water and COVID-19: Rebuilding and Resilience, Upcoming Webinar: How to Identify and Account for the Benefits of Nature-Based Solutions for Watersheds, and More.
This month’s newsletter features A Look Back at 2020, Is Food Irrigated with Oilfield-Produced Water in the California Central Valley Safe to Eat?, Blog Post: Q&A: Water Recommendations for the Next Administration, The Role of Onsite Water Systems in Advancing Water Resilience in Silicon Valley, and More.
This month’s newsletter features Looking Back at 2020, Explore Our 2020 Publications, Examining the Connections Between COVID-19, Our Water Recommendations for the Incoming Administration, and More.
This month’s newsletter features Video: Water Recommendations for the Next Administration, Webinar: AWS System: WASH and the AWS Standard, Progress and Learning, Webinar: Nature Based Solutions & Water Resilience, and More.
This month’s newsletter features Pacific Institute Celebrating 33rd Anniversary, New Report: Financing Water Supply and Sanitation in a Changing Climate, Upcoming Webinar: Water Recommendations for the Next Administration, and More.
This month’s newsletter features Issue Brief: Water Recommendations to the Next President, Report: Ending Conflicts Over Water: Solutions to Water and Security Challenges, Pacific Institute at Climate Week NYC 2020, and More.
The COVID-19 Pandemic: Risks and Opportunities, Issue Brief: Water and the COVID-19 Pandemic: Impacts on Municipal Water Demand, Issue Brief: Water and the COVID-19 Pandemic: Equity Dimensions of Utility Disconnections in the U.S., and More.
This month’s newsletter features Urban and Agricultural Water Use in California 1960–2015, Fact Sheet: Water and the COVID-19 Pandemic: Reopening Buildings After Shutdowns: Reducing Water-Related Health Risks, Guidebook and Case Study: Incorporating Multiple Benefits into Water Projects, and More.
In this month’s newsletter The Pacific Institute: A Global Water Think Tank, Blog Post: The Fourth National Climate Assessment Has Stark Messages on Water. Here’s What it Means for U.S. Businesses, Water and Sanitation Access in California, and More
