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Water
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While Lake Tahoe’s crystalline azure has lasted for eons, the changes wrought by past land…
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The Federal Water Pollution Control Act of 1948 was the first major U.S. law to…
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Being the first at something is not an easy task. Navigating uncharted territory, developing adaptive…
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Like many coastal areas along Southwest Florida’s Gulf Coast, Port Charlotte’s idyllic waterfront is commonly…
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Water and energy—you can’t read the news today or participate in everyday conversation without mention…
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To foster environmental stewardship, the State of California’s Water Resources Control Board (SWB) developed the…
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There is a growing interest among local governments to collaborate across borders and consider multi-level,…
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Saltwater reduces yield for vulnerable crops, threatening viable farmland as sea levels rise. There is…
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Relieving the impact of the drought requires the coordinated implementation of a slate of immediate,…
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Water managers are seeking balanced, dynamic dam solutions that take into consideration the specific issues…
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Learn more about Structured Decision Making, and how ESA is using this process to help…
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ESA is pleased to announce that it has merged with Sitka Technology Group, facilitating the…
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In early April, emergency crews began draining millions of gallons of high-nutrient wastewater from the…
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The Water Accounting Platform that Sitka co-developed for Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) and Rosedale-Rio Bravo Water Storage…
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Read a recent article co-authored by ESA’s Tom Barnes in a recent issue of UWI’s…
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ESA is excited to attend, and are proud sponsors of the 2021 Virtual CalDesal Conference…
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As demands increase and water sources are constricted by climate change and increasing environmental awareness,…
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In addition to traffic congestion and the need for improved roadways, population growth in Florida…