National Water Census:
- $8 million for a census to evaluate the status of aquifer and reservoir storage, surface and groundwater flows, water quality, and water use.
- Expands networks of stream gages to assess long-term national trends in streamflows.
- Creates an integrated system to track and study groundwater.
- Enhances water modeling capabilities based on improved knowledge of the interaction
- between surface water and groundwater.
- $13 million to partner with State and local agencies to promote the efficient use of water through a competitive grant process.
- Conserves water by improving water-use efficiency.
- Increases water availability by assessing the impact of increased water demand and changing demographics on water supply.
- Prevents the decline of species by proactively addressing adverse environmental impacts on habitats.
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