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Our Harvest 2021 Newsletter hit inboxes this morning! In it, we cover:
—Assessing water market readiness
—Allocation tracking through TAPP H2O
—New blogs and publications on water markets and allocation design
—And more!

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Are you water-market ready? Today we consider a case study: groundwater trading in a typical high-priority subbasin in the Central Valley of California. How does your region score?

You’ve probably heard about water markets, maybe you’ve even participated in one! Now you can evaluate any area for its readiness for water market adoption (see link in bio for full report). We made the Instagram version Cliffs Notes of our recent report with ! Swipe for more.

Case study coming next week! Are you ready? 💧

Is your region water-market ready? Together with Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute, we built a tool to help you quickly answer that question based on five key factors. Download the report, complete with case studies, using the link below.

Water Market Readiness: A rapid scoping toolkit • Mammoth Water Is your region water-market ready? We built a scoping tool to help you answer your water market readiness based on five key factors.

In the latest edition of PERC Reports, Mammoth Water CEO Richael Young describes how water markets help the West cope with supply-side shocks and evolving demands.
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"Voluntary, market-based transfers reallocate water to where and when it’s most needed, in the process helping to produce more with less, facilitate better environmental outcomes, and cope with drought and climate change."

Richael Young, CEO of Mammoth Water, discusses water markets in the latest edition of PERC Reports.

Trading Water, Saving Water Water markets help the West cope with supply-side shocks and evolving demands.

Track water use the easy way! Snap a photo and go with TAPP H2O. 🤳 Monitor irrigation use, water rights allocations, and more on your personalized dashboard. Growers like you are raving about it:
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Hiya, folks! 👋 Richael here, head water nerd @ Mammoth.

We started our work at Mammoth Water to make water markets more affordable, accessible, and equitable. I've learned since that the private sector can't do it alone.

Effective water markets require innovation from both the private and public sectors. In my latest blog, "The High Costs of Water Trading", I share key ways policymakers can contribute, reducing friction in the marketplace and therefore boosting agriculture's resilience to water-related production risk.

Let's do this! 💪

The High Costs of Water Trading How transaction costs price out small deals that could lead to big wins for agriculture

On the blog: New Insights for Groundwater Allocation Design

As more agencies develop groundwater allocations, it’s important to understand how allocation design affects economic and environmental outcomes.

More on our recent research published in AGU's Water Resources Research. 👇

New Insights for Groundwater Allocation Design - Mammoth Water As more agencies develop groundwater allocations, it’s important to understand how allocation design affects economic and environmental outcomes. You’ve heard by now that our groundwater resources are disappearing. We’ve pumped...

It’s both Throwback Thursday and Day 2 of the 2020 Sustainable Ag Summit, so here’s a photo from last year’s event in Indianapolis. Remember when we used to do conferences in person? 😭

Missing our pals at Nori and The Nature Conservancy!