SoCal Water Wars
John Earl, Conner EvertsA local and reliable source of investigative journalism and in-depth reporting about SoCal water wars
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Why 'paper water' is unreliable for SoCal
Max Gomberg: 'Paper water far exceeds the actual amount of water that exists.'
Max Gomberg is a senior policy advisor and board member for the California Water Impact Network and the former Climate and Conservation Manager for the State Wa...
Washing away the conflict over 'water abundance'
By Max Gomberg
This article was originally published by the California Water Impact Network
Abundance theory, the latest iteration of an ideological project that prioritizes unconstrained economic development, has recently been re-popular...
SoCal water: a call for revolution that favors people and environment over profits
A conversation with Conner Everts about setting realistic and sustainable water strategies in a world of climate change and declining access to supplies. Part 3 of 3 parts.
SoCal Water Wars is a reader-supported publication. To receive new...
Delta Project opponents cheer 'final' defeat of Gov. Newsom's tunnel-funding scheme
By Dan Bacher
Those worried about the survival of salmon and steelhead populations in the Feather, Yuba and Sacramento rivers were relieved last week when the California Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling that the Newsom Administrat...
Our self-destructive instincts vs the need to create a sustainable water world
Climate tipping points rapidly approach, groundwater is on the brink, and the atomic doomsday clock is seconds from mid-night. So WTF are we doing? (20 min) Part 2
My guest, Conner Everts, is Facilitator for the Environmental Water Caucus,...
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