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Water users association warns of anticipated shortfalls
The Klamath Water Users Association issued an alert to members warning that 2020 will likely be the second worst year of water deliveries in four decades.
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New settlement will restrict water available to the Lower Klamath NWR
A new settlement will reduce water available to the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge. But it a...
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Advocacy: The latest on Lower Klamath and groundwater regulation
by JEFFREY A. VOLBERG, DIRECTOR OF WATER LAW AND POLICY Skip to groundwater law update LOWER KLAMATH...
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LKNWR UPDATE: Legal filing details devastating effects of withholding water
California Waterfowl filed papers this month in U.S. District Court detailing the devastating impac...
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Lower Klamath NWR update – Dec. 4, 2019
Biological opinions to be re-done November bird counts up LaMalfa outlines position to CWA board...
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Chair's Message: Unwavering mission - fix Klamath now
Originally published in the Winter 2019 issue of California Waterfowl. by ROCQUE MERLO, CHAIRMAN My...
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Lower Klamath NWR update
In this report: Flooding status for opener CWA fights for pump repair funding Opening Day of duck...
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Lower Klamath: Farmers to the rescue!
The Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge, which has been critically deprived of essential water su...
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Extra water delivery begins
The refuge began taking delivery of 50 cubic feet per second of water today. That delivery was available thanks to a cool and wet spring that delayed plantings and left the Klamath Project with extra water that it could divert to LKNWR.
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Critical Hub
Ducks don't stay at the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge all year, but there are times the refuge is vitally important to them - and humans are letting them down.
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Water levels dropping
Lower Klamath looks lush this summer thanks to incredible precipitation last winter and spring, but water levels are dropping.
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Letter to Secretary of the Interior
On July 30, CWA hand-delivered a letter to Interior Secretary David Bernhardt.
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Klamath's Bone-Dry Wetland
(Originally printed in the Summer 2019 issue of California Waterfowl Magazine.) Lower Klamath Centra...
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CWA joins Klamath lawsuit
CWA has been allowed to join in the case of The Klamath Tribes v. the United States Bureau of Reclam...
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Lawsuit threatens efforts to solve Klamath water problems
(Reprinted from the Fall 2018 issue of California Waterfowl Magazine) BY JEFFREY A. VOLBERG, DIRECTO...
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Water problems aren't over
Water problems aren't over; unbelievably, a banner year for water supply still leaves the Klamath Basin at risk.
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Klamath water efforts slow but steadfast
After suffering a devastating defeat at the end of 2015, water interests in the Klamath Basin are re-forming a coalition to fight for a more equitable distribution of water in the Basin...
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Bitter loss in the battle for water
Farmers, anglers, environmentalists and tribal leaders are looking at a future of insufficient water supplies, economic disruption, litigation and possibly the loss of everything they have worked to achieve.
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Coalition of the willing
Following the collapse of the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement at the end of 2015, parties to that agreement began meeting anew to search for solutions to the water crisis that will actually help endangered fish species without strangling the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge or throttling farmers' water supplies.
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Video: Crisis at Lower Klamath
The Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge in Northern California has gone dry, removing a key stop for tens of thousands of migratory waterfowl in the Pacific Flyway, and exacerbating an outbreak of avian botulism at the nearby Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge.
