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An aerial photo of a truck crossing a bridge over Lake Oroville which is only 1/3 full.
Featured in Los Angeles Times

With Drought Worsening, Should California Have Much Tougher Water Restrictions?

July 15, 2021 | news



All Together Now? Differences in Water Shortage Conditions Across California 

July 15, 2021 | post


California is back in a drought. You’ve heard it on the news, you’ve heard it from scientists, and they’re right — 100% of the state is in at least moderate drought. Yet, California Governor Gavin Newsom has yet to declare a statewide drought emergency, instead opting for county-level declarations — 50 of 58 counties have been declared so far this year.


An aerial view of houseboats floating in a lake with a water level nearly 200 feet below normal.
Featured in The Verge

Drought Is Stressing California’s Power Grid

July 12, 2021 | news



Firefighters monitoring the scene of a wildfire in Weed, California.
Featured in Foreign Policy

The American West’s Climate Hellscape Is Just a Preview

July 12, 2021 | news




Water dripping from a faucet near boat docks sitting on dry land in a drought-stricken area.
Featured in ABC News

Drought Brings Stress, Economic Loss, and Societal Inequities

July 11, 2021 | news



Beach with blazing sun in sky
Featured in The Independent

Climate Change is Here, Now

July 8, 2021 | news





Op-Ed: Dying from the Heat

July 2, 2021 | publication


No one wants to be a statistic in a climate disaster—an anonymous entry in a dataset of extreme events. But sometimes things sneak up on you. A couple of weeks ago, during one of the extraordinary and severe heat events striking western North America, I almost suffered from heat stroke.



A river that is drying up
Featured in The New York Times

Once Again, the Earth is Being Wrung Dry

June 24, 2021 | news




At Risk: Public Supply Well Vulnerability Under California’s Sustainable Groundwater Management Act

June 21, 2021 | publication


Community water systems in California’s San Joaquin Valley face a host of challenges that threaten the safety and reliability of drinking water, including pollution, periodic drought, and chronic groundwater overdraft. Moreover, shallow wells, some of which serve community water systems, are vulnerable to short-term and chronic declines in groundwater levels. For example, during the 2012-2016 drought, many domestic wells and some public supply wells went dry. 


Arizona Data Center
Featured in NBC News

Drought Stricken Communities Push Back Against Data Centers

June 19, 2021 | news



Wildfire smoke billowing over a road
Featured in Los Angeles Times

California’s Hottest, Driest Days are Getting Even Drier, Worsening Fire Risk

June 17, 2021 | news



Cracked lake bed
Featured in Bloomberg

California Walking a ‘Tight Rope’ as Hydropower Supply Fades

June 15, 2021 | news




Featured in Channel News Asia

Severe Drought Forces California to Rethink How It Manages Its Water

June 7, 2021 | news



The 2021 Western Drought: What to Expect as Conditions Worsen

June 4, 2021 | post


The American West has entered another drought crisis, with nearly the entire region (97 percent) facing abnormally dry conditions and over 70 percent of the region already in severe drought. State and local leaders are making emergency declarations. Water allocations are being slashed. We are already seeing fish die-offs and domestic wells running dry — and the dry season is just beginning.



Map of California drought as of May 25, 2021
Featured in Weather Underground

These Eight Facts Show the Seriousness of California’s Drought

May 28, 2021 | news



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