Western Water Magazine

The Foundations's "flagship" is its bimonthly Western Water magazine. Each issue examines a

January/February 2008. This printed copy of Western Water examines climate change – what’s known

November/December 2007. This issue of Western Water marks the 85th anniversary of the Colorado

November/December 2001. This issue updates progress on California’s Colorado River Water Use Plan

March/April 1998. An expanded issue of Western Water published shortly after the release of the

May/June 1998. The potential for global warming and what effect it may have on weather and water

January/February 1997. In honor of the Water Education Foundation’s 20th anniversary, this issue

March/April 1997. Within weeks of the state’s second-most devastating floods, an examination of

May/June 1997 The landmark Central Valley Project Improvement Act brought fundamental change to

July/August 1997. Published in anticipation of President Clinton’s special issues forum on Lake

September/October 1997. An expanded issue of Western Water offered comprehensive coverage of the

November/December 1997. Established in 1970, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has broad

September/October 1998 A combination of individual entrepreneurship and federal policies

January/February 1999. The CALFED Bay-Delta Revised Phase II Plan, released in December 1998, is

March/April 1999. With the election of Gray Davis as governor, new leaders are assuming top

May/June 1999. What happens when science and public policy meet? What is good science? How do we

July/August 1999. This issue documents the struggle between Nevada County and Yuba County interests

September/October 1999 Urban Water Purveyors Seek Solution to Mounting Problem. In a semi-arid

November/December 1999. Drawn from a special stakeholder symposium held in September 1999 in

January/February 2000. The controversy that began nine years ago when the Central Valley Project

March/April 2000. How are water and growth connected? Should there be a stronger link? What is the

May/June 2000. An expanded issue of Western Water profiles the conflicts and cooperative efforts

July/August 2000. The pieces of the political puzzle appeared to be in place in June when top state

November/December 1998. This issue updates progress on crafting and implementing California’s 4.4

September/October 2000. The importance of water rights was affirmed in the California Supreme

November/December2000. This issue focuses on the seven-state compromise on new Colorado River

January/February 2001. Significant technological advancements in monitoring, assessing and treating

March/April 2001. Water marketing is viewed by many as a key component in the state’s ongoing

May/June 2001. The continued effort to improve water quality and reduce nonpoint source pollution

July/August 2001. Although some water districts have coordinated use of surface water and

September/October 2001. The California power crisis has made international headlines. But what is

January/February 2002. The events of September 11 brought a new reality to the water world. Since

March/April 2002. Drawn from a special Colorado River stakeholder symposium held in January 2002 at

May/June 2002. The Reclamation Act of 1902, which could arguably be described as a progression of

July/August 2002. In California and the West, the Endangered Species Act (ESA) is a critical issue.

Issue: September/October 2002. The release of the CALFED Record of Decision in 2000 marked a

November/December 2002 - 2002 marks the 30th anniversary of one of the most significant

January/February 2003. This issue examines desalination and the role it could play in the future of

March/April 2003. With passage of the original Dec. 31, 2002, deadline to have a Quantification

May/June 2003. This issue of Western Water examines the problem of perchlorate contamination and

July/August 2003. This issue of Western Water examines the issue of California groundwater

September/October 2003. This issue of Western Water explores the question of whether the state

November/December 2003 - This issue of Western Water examines the Los Angeles River, certainly the

January/February 2004. This issue of Western Water examines the extensive activity associated with

March/April 2004. This issue of Western Water provides the latest information on some of the

May/June 2004 This issue of Western Water examines the presence of mercury in the environment

July/August 2004. This issue of Western Water examines PPCPs – what they are, where they come

September/October 2004. This issue of Western Water analyzes northern California’s extensive flood

November/December 2004. This issue of Western Water explores the implications for the San Joaquin

January/February 2005. This issue of Western Water examines the challenges facing state, federal

March/April 2005. This issue of Western Water discusses the CALFED Bay-Delta Program and what the

May/June 2005. This issue of Western Water examines the continuing practice of smart water use in

July/August 2005. With interstate discussions of critical Colorado River issues seemingly headed

September/October 2005. Hydropower generation is prevalent in the West, where rapidly flowing river

November/December 2005. This issue of Western Water examines the extent to which

January/February 2006. This issue of Western Water explores the issues surrounding and the

March/April 2006. This issue of Western Water examines that process. Much of the

May/June 2006. This issue of Western Water examines the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta as it

July/August 2006. This issue of Western Water looks at water infrastructure – from the

January/February 1998. The salmon’s natural river-to-ocean, ocean-to-river life cycle has become a

September/October 2006. This issue of Western Water looks at climate change and its

November/December 2006. This issue of Western Water looks at some of the issues facing

January/February 2007. There are multiple Delta Vision processes underway and a decision on the

This issue of Western Water looks at the political landscape in Washington, D.C., and

May/June 2007. This issue of Western Water asks whether a groundwater compact is needed

July/August 2007. This Western Water looks at proposed new measures to deal with the century-old

Statewide, groundwater provides about 30 percent of California’s water supply, with some regions

March/April 2008. This printed copy of Western Water examines the Delta through the many ongoing

May/June. This printed copy of Western Water examines the challenges facing small water systems,

July/August 2008. This printed copy of Western Water examines recycled water – its use, the ongoing

September/October 2008. This printed copy of Western Water examines the Colorado River Delta, its

November/December 2008. This printed copy of Western Water examines California’s drought – its

January/February 2009. This printed copy of Western Water ex¬amines the native salmon and trout