State Water Project 34 storage facilities, reservoirs and lakes

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State Water Project 34 storage facilities, reservoirs and lakes 20 pumping plants 4 pumping-generating plants 5 hydroelectric power plants 701 miles of open canals and pipelines Construction Began in the 1960s

Water Delivery 26 million people 750,000 ac of farmland Silicon Valley San Joaquin Valley Southern California Inland Empire Entire Coastal area High Desert Napa, Solano, Yuba City

Improving use of science and flexibility in regulatory actions = Improving environmental conditions Improving water supply reliability

Decision support science Decision support science Vision for Decision-Making under new Bay-Delta Water Quality Control Plan Co-Equal Goals Develop and Test Revised Hypotheses What did we learn? Develop and Test Revised Hypotheses Water and $ What did we learn? Develop and Test Initial Hypotheses Decision support science Water and $ Decision support science Initial Projects/Actions Time