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New digital tool shows where exactly California’s water goes — and how climate change might disrupt it

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A UC Berkeley-led project launched an interactive digital tool that maps California’s water allocations and models how climate change and policy shifts could reshape flows to farms, cities and ecosystems. The tool informs planning, conflict resolution and drought readiness; readers can see regional impacts, scenario outcomes and policy trade-offs.
Source: UC Berkeley News

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