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UC SANTA CRUZ: New detection technique advances early warnings for toxic algal blooms

UC Santa Cruz researchers use passive resin samplers to track chemical cues, extending predictive lead time for harmful algal blooms in Monterey Bay by up to seven weeks. By Mike Peña, UC Santa Cruz ...
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DAILY DIGEST, 9/28: Can hatchery reforms help California’s troubled salmon?; Accelerating restoration in the Delta; 11 charts and maps that show El Nino’s streng…

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NOTEBOOK FEATURE: Can hatchery reforms help California’s troubled salmon?

By Rivers in the Central Valley are so degraded by dams and water diversions that the tens of millions of Chinook salmon ...
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REPORT: How much water do data centers use? And why does it matter?

By Heather Cooley and Morgan Shimabuku, Growth in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other cloud-based computing services is driving an unprecedented expansion of data centers across the globe. As data ...
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YOUR INPUT WANTED: Farmland Conversion in the Delta: Protecting Agriculture as Part of the Coequal Goals

Public comment opens today on the Delta Protection Commission’s draft report, “Farmland Conversion in the Delta: Protecting Agriculture as Part of the Coequal Goals.” The deadline to comment is Dec. 1 ...
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YOUR INPUT WANTED: Effects on Fish from Long-Term Operations of Central Valley Project and State Water Project Independent Scientific Peer Review

At the request of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, the Delta Science Program is facilitating an independent scientific peer ...
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RESEARCH ARTICLE: Reducing uncertainty in groundwater models using airborne geophysics

Scientists present a probabilistic framework for exploiting airborne geophysical data for groundwater model parameterization ...