A spectacular sight 1225m (4019 ft) beneath the waves off Baja California as EVNautilus encounter the amazing Halitrephes maasi jelly.

Yes, beavers can help stop wildfires. And more places in California are embracing them latimes.com/environment/st…

The sport's all-time wins leader.
A legend of the game.
And the steward of a sisterhood that spans generations.

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It better! Happy to share a small case study on a fraction of California's recognition that we need to invest and adapt now, not wait! Stanford Woods Institute Water Policy Group Stanford Water in the West Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability Stanford’s Bill Lane Center for the American West

OK, I've only been to Mongolia once, and that was on the Trans-Mongolian, so I didn't physically set foot there. I didn't tonight either, but I was there via the magic of zoom and it was wonderful. Thank you OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives_ENV and Mongolian Ministry of Environment and Tourism.

A must read. Appreciate what we have and help others. Thank you DigDeep George McGraw Bidtah Becker

Really fun and wonderful to join you!

Lots of 💎 in this convo on California water politics w/ Felicia Marcus Scott Shafer Ezra David Romero

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“We’ve got to do everything we can, above ground & below, big & small.“ @feliciamarcus runs through CA's diverse approach to drought + flood-proofing, including bringing back beavers 🦫, restoring meadows 🌱, and mapping aquifers with airborne magnets 🧲. bit.ly/3POJySR

Thanks Ian James for focus on where we need to go and not just the moment we are in.

Balance is hard, but we’ve got to do it to preserve that which belongs to all Californians. Stanford Water in the West Stanford Woods Institute Water Policy Group Stanford’s Bill Lane Center for the American West

'We have over-diverted from our rivers, for good things like agricultural and urban development, but diverted so much that we’ve shorted the environment. We were re-balancing the system.' - Felicia Marcus explains the adoption of San Joaquin River rules.

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Damn! Out of town. That would be cool!

Rising seas and large swings in CA’s water supply are negatively impacting CA communities and ecosystems. In the “Climate Change Impacts on Water” panel, CommunityWaterCenter Felicia Marcus Stanford Woods Institute Pathways Climate Institute explored what policymakers can do to minimize harm. #CAClimateSummit

“How do you improve the situation, which is dire for fish & wildlife, while not causing undue economic harm?” Felicia Marcus, former chair of the #CAwater board, on the nuanced impact of the amended #BayDeltaPlan - via San Francisco Chronicle bit.ly/3Pu527H #CAwater

This was me sitting next to
Michael Keaton at the Broadway Deli counter…. Michael Keaton Linda Waade

Sacramento Court: The State Water Board acted reasonably, within the scope of its authority, and employed fair procedures in adopting water quality standards for the Lower San Joaquin River.

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BREAKING: secret of Pi revealed #PiDay

This is great and exciting work! Thanks to Rosemary Knight for championing it and DWR for sharing it so widely. water.ca.gov/News/News-Rele…. Stanford Water in the West Stanford Woods Institute Stanford’s Bill Lane Center for the American West @

Could voluntary agreements (VA's) ever be a viable approach to reducing water usage in CA? If they go forward without adequate standards, Felicia Marcus says 'the ecosystem will continue to collapse & more species will go extinct.” - via Los Angeles Times: lat.ms/3SWCeW5 #CAwater