Safe Drinking Water
Groundwater contamination and aging infrastructure are hampering safe drinking water access for some Californians, especially those who rely on small water systems—and recurring drought is compounding the problem.
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New Horizons for Senior Fellow Alvar Escriva-Bou
Sarah Bardeen

Tackling “Forever Chemicals” in the Water Supply
Sarah Bardeen

Adapting to a Water-Scarce California
Ellen Hanak

Video: Surplus and Shortage—California’s Water Balancing Act
Sarah Bardeen
