New study finds similarities between natural forces that warmed California for millennia and greenhouse gases.

A new economic model shows how treatment processes may create a viable, affordable water supply for crops.

UC Irvine and NASA forecast suggests greater danger than in past drought years.

Wildfires at two UC Davis natural reserves spark scientific exploration into their ecology.

Quantifying, much less preventing, H2O loss is almost impossible. UC Berkeley's John Gage wants to solve the problem.

UC Santa Barbara geologists are measuring coastal erosion and the effects of rising sea levels and storms brought by weather phenomenon.

Developing smart grids and converting wastewater are among the projects earning grants as part of the Sustainable LA Grand Challenge.

Predicting intensity, impact of this winter’s El Niño is complicated by unprecedented confluence of weather anomalies.

Replacing the 8 acres of turf on the IM Field is a key part of the university’s response to California’s historic drought.

Rain barrels, absorbent roofs and permeable pavement could help reduce waste, researchers from UC Irvine, UCLA, UC San Diego and elsewhere say in paper.

Groundwater banking index provides information on millions of acres of California farmland.

Software allows anyone at UC Merced with a smartphone to report water leaks in a couple of easy steps.