How much water is delivered depends not only on storage and precipitation, but on our ever-shifting regulatory climate.

It is also known as the vadose zone. Baker, A. & Brunsdon, C. Non-linearities in drip water hydrology: An example from Stump Cross Caverns, Yorkshire. Journal of Hydrology 277, 151-163 (2003).

UA President Robert Robbins told the Arizona Board of Regents last week that his university is experiencing major cash flow ...

The various legal actions involving the Fallbrook Public Utility District and the Santa Margarita Watershed include allocated runoff from Lake Skinner in Temecula. A lack of recent runoff warrants a ...

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