Attacking the drought from all perspectives — that’s the power of public.

UC experts discuss how California can respond to droughts.

The timing of snowmelt has implications for soil quality and, in turn, how things grow.

By century's end, some parts of the world will have as much as a month less rainfall.

For the last decade, the lake's iconic blue waters have stayed clearer than in past decades, but still haven't reached goals for clarity.

Gray2Blue system cleans up a home's gray water for reuse in irrigating the garden. It could save Californians billions of gallons of clean water every day.

UC researchers offer insights on coping with the state's extended dry spell.

The combination of drought and warming climate may have major environmental consequences.

1976-77 drought could be mild in comparison: Paleoclimatologist believes we could be facing the driest water year in 500 years.

Ranching, which depends on rain-fed systems rather than groundwater or stored water, is particularly vulnerable.