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  AquaPedia is free, web-based, collaborative self-learning repository of interactive and searchable water case studies from across the planet for information

  AquaPedia - Wikipedia AquaPedia is free, web-based, collaborative self-learning repository of interactive and searchable water case studies from across the planet for informat…
  Red Sea–Dead Sea Water Conveyance for Regional Cooperation in the Jordan River Basin – AquaPedia Case Study Database". aquapedia.waterdiplomacy.org. Retrieved 24 November 2023. Kantor
  List of drainage basins by area redriverprogram.com "Cuvelai River-Etosha Pan Basin - AquaPedia Case Study Database". aquapedia.waterdiplomacy.org. Retrieved 15 June 2016. Li, Xin (2018)

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  Aquapedia - Water Education Foundation

  When a person opens a spigot to draw a glass of water, he or she may be tapping a source close to home or hundreds of miles away. This web page is intend…

  Levees - Water Education Foundation Levees California would not exist as it does today were it not for the extensive system of levees, weirs and flood bypasses that have been built through …
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  Flooding and Flood Management - Water Education Foundation Flooding and Flood Management When people think of natural disasters in California, they typically think about earthquakes. Yet the natural disaster that…
  Lake Mead - Water Education Foundation Lake Mead Lake Mead is the main reservoir formed by Hoover Dam on the border between Southern Nevada and northwestern Arizona. Created in the 1930s as pa…
  Wetlands - Water Education Foundation Wetlands Wetlands are among the world’s most important and hardest-working ecosystems, rivaling rainforests and coral reefs in productivity. They produce…
  Drought - Water Education Foundation Drought Drought—an extended period of limited or no precipitation—is a fact of life in California and the West, with water resources following boom-and-b…
  Lake Tahoe - Water Education Foundation Lake Tahoe Lake Tahoe is one of the world’s most beautiful yet vulnerable lakes. Renowned for its remarkable clarity, Tahoe straddles the Nevada-Californ…
  Acre-Foot - Water Education Foundation Related Links A new look for our most popular product! And it’s the perfect gift for the water wonk in your life. Our 24×36-inch California Water Map is …
  Friant Dam - Water Education Foundation As part of this system, the 152-mile Friant-Kern Canal delivers water south to Bakersfield, while the Madera Canal travels 36 miles north. Friant Dam Ove…
  John Muir - Water Education Foundation John Muir John Muir (1838-1914) was a famous and influential naturalist and conservationist who founded the Sierra Club in 1892 and was its president unt…
  Safe Yield - Water Education Foundation Safe Yield Landowners in California are entitled to pump and use a reasonable amount of groundwater from a basin underlying their land. When there is ins…
  Overdraft - Water Education Foundation Overdraft Overdraft occurs when, over a period of years, more water is pumped from a groundwater basin than is replaced from all sources – such as rainfa…
  Watershed - Water Education Foundation Watershed A watershed is the land area that drains snowmelt and rain into a network of lakes, streams, rivers and other waterways. It typically is identi…
  Delta Plan - Water Education Foundation Delta Plan The Delta Plan is a comprehensive management plan for the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta intended to help the state meet the coequal goals of wa…

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  Salton Sea - Water Education Foundation

  Salton Sea As part of the historic Colorado River Delta, the Salton Sea regularly filled and dried for thousands of years due to its elevation of 237 fee…

  Aquifers - Water Education Foundation Aquifers Aquifers are an unseen but critical resource in California’s water supply system. These natural basins that sit below the surface are found unde…
  Mono Lake - Water Education Foundation Mono Lake Mono Lake is an inland sea located east of Yosemite National Park near the Nevada border. It became the focus of a major environmental battle f…
  Lee Ferry - Water Education Foundation Lee Ferry Lee Ferry on the Arizona-Utah border is a key dividing point between the Colorado River’s Upper and Lower basins. This split is important when …
  Climate Change - Water Education Foundation Climate Change Climate change involves natural and man-made changes to weather patterns that occur over millions of years or over multiple decades. In th…
  Colorado River - Water Education Foundation Colorado River The turbulent Colorado River is one of the most heavily regulated and hardest working rivers in the world. Geography The Colorado falls so…
  Pacific Flyway - Water Education Foundation Pacific Flyway The Pacific Flyway is one of four major North American migration routes for birds, especially waterfowl, and extends from Alaska and Canad…
  Coachella Valley - Water Education Foundation Coachella Valley The Coachella Valley in Southern California’s Inland Empire is one of several valleys throughout the state with a water district establi…
  San Francisco Bay - Water Education Foundation San Francisco Bay Ocean water flows into the estuary at the Golden Gate in San Francisco. Miles inland, fresh water from the Central Valley and the Sacra…
  Dams - Water Education Foundation Dams Dams have allowed Californians and others across the West to harness and control water dating back to pre-European settlement days when Native Ameri…

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