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Losing storage above and below ground
Last week, researchers published evidence that intensive groundwater pumping in California during the 2020-22 drought led to permanent and irreversible damage in parts of the Sacramento Valley.1 This damage took the form of sinking land, on...
Sifting through an archive
A couple of months ago, I went to an antique fair in Sacramento and came home with a few boxes of unsorted conservation papers (Sierra Club, American Alpine Club and more) from the 1960s and beyond. I found the boxes on a table, and I start...
More rights than water: a groundwater-surface water connection case
Good morning, and back today with a new edition of Invisible Waters. I wanted to first start by sharing a couple of thoughts on a lawsuit in Nevada that centers around the Muddy River, and reflects some of the challenges in recognizing phys...
A tributary approach to learning the Colorado River
Hello, and welcome back to Invisible Waters! Popping up from a few deadlines at the end of the month to do a quick dispatch (more to come soon). Mostly I wanted to share a cross-post with the California Water Blog at UC Davis’ Center for Wa...
Water as a reflection
Data centers have, it’s safe to say, entered into the mainstream discourse, and most people don’t want them. Some numbers. About 70% of Americans oppose data centers coming to their towns, according to a Gallup poll, which reveals that thi...
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