Steinemann, program manager of the California-Nevada Applications Program (CNAP) (A RISA Program) that helps decision-makers incorporate climate science into natural resource and infrastructure management, was recognized with the DWR’s Climate Science Service Award for her contributions of “advice, data, analyses, publications, and presentations to help support DWR drought preparedness and response activities,” the agency said.
DWR cited the scientists’ efforts to include adaptation into California water planning and management.