California is a tale of climate extremes: drought and floods. There are no 'normal' conditions in California. This presentation will focus on the most recent drought in California (2012-2016) and its impact on agriculture, cities, landslides, fires, groundwater resources, snowpack, forest health, outdated infrastructure, aquatic and riparian ecosystems among other topics. This session will also discuss the implications for the drought in the passage of water management policies that will shape the water resources management of the state in the years to come.

Aftermath of California's most recent drought: 2012–2016

2019 Fall National Meeting

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