As the global population increases, the world’s existing resources  — water, energy, soil, and more — are being consumed at …
A New Vigilance: Identifying and Reducing the Risks of Environmental Terrorism MORE
Report Looks at Likely Effects of Climate Change on United States Water Resources — and the News Isn’t Good The …
The National Assessment of the Impacts of Climate Variability and Change MORE
The second volume of The World’s Water contains new chapters on global water use projections, international river basins, the complex …
Brownfields are the abandoned or idled commercial and industrial properties that dot our urban and rural landscapes. They often remain …
Brownfields Redevelopment: Meeting the Challenges of Community Participation MORE
This document contains comments submitted by the Pacific Institute on the Salton Sea Restoration Project and on the January 2000 …
Environmental policy is in transition. Many observers believe that the existing regulatory system, though it has accomplished great improvements in …
Robert Johnson Regional Director Lower Colorado River Region Bureau of Reclamation PO Box 61470 Boulder City, NV 89006 RE: Colorado …
On July 29, 1999, the Pacific Institute for Studies in Development, Environment and Security hosted a half-day workshop entitled Security …
An understanding of basic human water needs is key to ensuring fair and sustainable water supply. But how much water …
Basic Water Requirements for Human Activities: Meeting Basic Needs MORE
California’s Salton Sea is a fertile oasis in the hostile desert of southeastern California, adopted by millions of birds migrating …
Haven or Hazard: The Ecology and Future of the Salton Sea MORE
More than a billion people in the developing world lack safe drinking water – an amenity those in the developed …
The intense political and legal battles that have characterized California water policy throughout the 20th century have not ended—nor are …
Sustainable Use of Water: California Water Success Stories MORE
The first volume of The World’s Water (1998-1999) includes chapters on the changing global paradigm for water management and use, …
As of 1996, the Colorado River supplied water to nearly 30 million people and irrigated more than 1.5 million hectares …
The Sustainable Use of Water in the Lower Colorado River Basin MORE
Every day, California wastes water in each sector of the the state’s economy. Steps must be taken to ensure there …
Fresh water is a fundamental resource, integral to all ecological and societal activities, including food and energy production, transportation, waste …
Water and Conflict: Fresh Water Resources and International Security MORE
The years 1987 to 1992 comprised the second driest period in California’s recorded climate history. For six years, precipitation in …
Since 1987, the State of California has been in the grip of a severe drought. water availability throughout the State …
The Societal and Environmental Cost of the Continuing California Drought MORE
Across the United States, coastal communities are grappling with crumbling infrastructure, flooded businesses, and overflowing sewers as a result of …
Assessing The Costs Of Adapting to Sea-Level Rise: A Case Study of San Francisco Bay MORE
