"Resolving the Delta Crisis"
Jared Huffman is the assemblyman for California's ...
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California Colloquium on Water
Water is the lifeblood of California. Without it, the landscape we know today would not exist. Throughout Californias history, water has been a source of food, commerce, energy, and recreation. It makes possible the bountiful Central Valley farms and the vibrant coastal cities. It has inspired countless poets and painters. Californians have simultaneously fought over water, marveled at its beauty, and - through impressive feats of engineering - moved it hundreds of miles. The popular lecture series, the California Colloquium on Water, continues. Scholars of distinction in the fields of natural sciences, engineering, social sciences, humanities, law and environmental design will offer monthly lectures. These lectures are designed to increase the understanding and appreciation among students, faculty and the general public of water resources and to contribute to informed decisions about water in California. The Water Resources Center Archives (WRCA) collects, preserves and provides access to historical and contemporary water-related materials that support the instructional and research programs of the University of California and the needs of the people of the State. For schedules and information, visit: http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/WRCA/
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1:12:46
"The Art and Science of Managing a Public Engineering Organization "
Don Riley ...
1:36:52
California Water and Fisheries as a Living Laboratory for Adaptive Management: A B...
1:26:26
"Ground Water Depletion: A National Assessment and Global Perspective"
Leonard Ko...
1:29:01
"Converting Concrete Channels in Urban Settings into Natural Creeks and Streams: T...
1:24:59
California Water: Managing Crisis and Opportunity
Tim Quinn - Executive Direct...
1:20:44
Balancing Water Supply & Demand in Australia: Hard Lessons from a Harsh Land Dr. R...
1:28:19
"Taking a Lesson from Australia's New Water Law Regime"
Jennifer M. McKay - Dir...
1:24:31
"Lake Tahoe: What Will It Look Like in 2040?"
Geoffrey Schladow, Director, Taho...
1:24:43
Marios Sophocleous - Senior Scientist, Kansas Geological Survey
Educating ourse...
1:19:01
Successes and Failures in California Water Regulation
Gary Wolff, Vice Chair, C...
1:31:30
"Saving the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta: An Ecosystem & Water Delivery System in ...
1:14:06
Desalination, With a Grain of Salt: A California Perspective
Heather Cooley: Se...
1:30:05
"Protecting Watershed Services Through Law, Regulation and Markets" given by Barto...
1:24:11
Randy Poole, General Manager/Chief Engineer, Sonoma County Water Agency
"Leadi...
1:15:19
Charles C. Benton, Professor of Architecture, UC Berkeley
A Camera ...
1:11:56
"Climate Change Implications of Waste Treatment"
Abstract: The U.S. Environme...
1:13:39
"Tracking the Nation's Ground Water Reserves"
Abstract: During the past 50 years...
1:26:08
Confluence, Confusion, or Catastrophe: Prospects for Ending the Delta Stalemate
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1:21:55
The Invaded Estuary: Exotic Species in San Francisco Bay; given by Andrew N. Cohen...
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