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DWR Launches ‘Be Well Prepared’ Program for Communities Dependent on Groundwater

DWR Launches ‘Be Well Prepared’ Program for Communities Dependent on Groundwater

The new Be Well Prepared program provides information and resources to help well owners, well users, and local agencies be ready for impacts of climate-driven weather extremes on groundwater…

California Department of Water Resources

https://water.ca.gov/News/News-Releases/2023/May-2023/DWR-Launches-Be-Well-Prepared-Program-to-Ensure-Safe-and-Reliable-Drinking-Water-for-Households

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