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Buckle Up: A Roadmap to Water Solutions for California’s New Governor

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By Dan Dooley, Letitia Grenier, Jennifer Harder
| Public Policy Institute of California
About the Program Nothing is as fundamental to life in California as water. Yet delivering clean, reliable, and inexpensive water to every Californian is becoming an increasingly delicate balancing act. What does the next governor need to know in this changing climate? Join us for a solutions-oriented presentation and panel discussion with some of the state’s foremost water experts.
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OPINION: California’s water partnerships are effective and in danger

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By Letitia Grenier, Jeff Mount CalMatters
| Imperial Valley Press Verified
In a year of profound shifts at the federal level, uncertainty has been the name of the game across the United States. Nowhere is that truer than in the California water world. Over many decades, the state has forged a symbiotic relationship with federal agencies to manage its notoriously complex—and aging—water system. The state has worked with an alphabet soup of federal agencies to manage some of the worst floods and droughts the state has ever seen.
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California’s water partnerships are effective and in danger

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By Letitia Grenier, Jeff Mount
| Lookout Santa Cruz Verified
Quick Take Federal cuts imperil government and private water partnerships and hobble disaster planning, writes Letitia Grenier and Jeff Mount of the PPIC Water Policy Center. California must maintain its water expertise. This commentary was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for its newsletters. In a year of profound shifts at the federal level, uncertainty has been the name of the game across the United States. Nowhere is that truer than in the California water world.
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