Priorities for California’s Water

Letitia Grenier, Jeffrey Mount, Sarah Bardeen, Ellen Hanak, Bradley Franklin, Kyle Greenspan, Spencer Cole, Brian Gray, and Gokce Sencan

As the record-breaking heat of 2024 makes clear, temperatures are rising—and Californians are contending with the consequences. What will it take to adapt to our rapidly changing climate? We assess the state’s readiness and find some areas that are making good progress—and others where major overhaul is needed.

Supported with funds from the annual sponsors of the PPIC Water Policy Center.

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On Thursday, November 14, join us in Sacramento for a panel discussion on how the changing climate is affecting California’s water, and how the state’s communities, farms, and ecosystems can adapt.

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