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Nick Cahill

Nick Cahill

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Writer, The Water Desk

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business, tourism education, laborbreaking news, theme parks

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anything that can be summed up in a press release.

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Total articles 352

  • New California law bolsters groundwater recharge as strategic defense against climate change

    By Nick Cahill| The Water Desk Verified By Nick Cahill | Western Water | September 7, 2023A new but little-known change in California law designating aquifers as “natural infrastructure” promises to unleash a flood of public funding for projects that increase the state’s supply of groundwater. The change is buried in a sweeping state budget-related law, enacted in July, that also makes it easier for property owners and water managers to divert floodwater for storage underground.

    By Nick Cahill · The Water Desk

    Sep. 21, 2023

  • Upper Colorado River states add muscle as decisions loom on the shrinking river's future

    By Nick Cahill| The Water Desk Verified By Nick Cahill, Western WaterThe states of the Lower Colorado River Basin have traditionally played an oversized role in tapping the lifeline that supplies 40 million people in the West. California, Nevada and Arizona were quicker to build major canals and dams and negotiated a landmark deal that requires the Upper Basin to send predictable flows through the Grand Canyon, even during dry years.

    By Nick Cahill · The Water Desk

    Jun. 20, 2023

  • New California law bolsters groundwater recharge as strategic defense against climate change

    By Nick Cahill| The Water Desk Verified By Nick Cahill | Western Water | September 7, 2023A new but little-known change in California law designating aquifers as “natural infrastructure” promises to unleash a flood of public funding for projects that increase the state’s supply of groundwater. The change is buried in a sweeping state budget-related law, enacted in July, that also makes it easier for property owners and water managers to divert floodwater for storage underground.

    By Nick Cahill · The Water Desk

    Sep. 21, 2023

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The Water Desk

United States