California shares its Mediterranean climate with four other regions around the world. Having a climate in common with other places means we can help each other out when it comes to strengthening our resilience to climate change.
National Water Week is April 12 – 18. This week brings a focus to the work we do at DWR. It’s no easy feat delivering water to almost 27 million Californians and 750,000 acres of farmland, but we are committed to continuing to do so with a focus on sustainability and planning
What if comfort didn’t cost the climate?
Heat pumps can heat & cool homes w/exceptional efficiency to reduce energy use & lower emissions.
Big comfort. Small energy footprint. Smart technology.
Heat Pump Week | April 11–19
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After three-years of closures, ocean salmon fishing is returning to California.
As we celebrate this moment, it comes with a clear reminder: recovery is possible but not guaranteed.
Learn more about our Salmon Strategy for a Hotter, Drier Future: https://www.gov.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Salmon-Strategy-for-a-Hotter-Drier-Future.pdf
California’s first new conservancy in more than 15 years will oversee restoration, manage habitat and improve air quality at the deteriorating Salton Sea https://cal.news/4vld4CS
“By guiding long-term stewardship of these projects, the Conservancy allows our state agency to stay focused on what comes next: more projects to protect communities, restore habitat and deliver real results for the people who live here." - Secretary @WadeCrowfoot
El Conservatorio del Salton Sea fue creado a través de la Ley SB 583, presentada por el senador Steve Padilla y firmada por el gobernador Newsom. Tendrá un papel clave: apoyar la operación y el mantenimiento de proyectos grandes de restauración de hábitat y control de polvo que