ACWA Climate Change Policy Principles

  • Apr 30, 2024
  • Policy Documents

Climate change impacts in California are occurring, with substantial further effects likely to emerge through this century. Climate change impacts – which include aridification, reduced snowpack, shorter and more intense precipitation events, more severe drought periods, and sea level rise – will fundamentally change water management. In response to these impacts, ACWA’s Board of Directors adopted the following policy principles that call for flexible solutions and additional investments that support water managers’ ability to implement the actions necessary to ensure a high quality and reliable water supply.

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Suggested Resources

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Comment Letter: Call for Contributions in Support of Study on New Models and Approaches to Complement or Replace the Wildfire Fund

To: Tom Welsh, Chief Executive Officer, California Earthquake Authority Subject: Call for Contributions in Support of Study on New Models […]

Comment Letter: Expediting Proposition 4 Funding for DWR’s Dam Safety and Climate Resilience Local Assistance Program

To: Karla Nemeth, Director, California Department of Water Resources Subject: Expediting Proposition 4 Funding for DWR’s Dam Safety and Climate […]

Comment Letter: U.S. Department of Agriculture Intent to Rescind the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule—Docket No. FS-2025-0001

To: Brad Kinder, Acting Director, Ecosystem Management Coordination, U.S. Forest Service Subject: U.S. Department of Agriculture Intent to Rescind the […]