Michael Kiparsky

• Michael Kiparsky
• November 18, 2025

The Promise and Growing Pains of Managed Aquifer Recharge

By Dave Owen, Helen E. Dahlke, Andrew T. Fisher, Ellen Bruno, and Michael Kiparsky

• Michael Kiparsky
• September 6, 2023

Can we make a map for wastewater innovation?

…or even a guidebook?

• Michael Kiparsky
• May 24, 2023

A decade of unraveling the effects of regulation on water innovation 

By Michael Kiparsky, with Dave Smith, Nell Green Nylen, Luke Sherman, Alida Cantor, Anita Milman, Felicia Marcus, David Sedlak, Bernhard Truffer, Christian Binz, Sasha Harris-Lovett, Jeff Lape, Justin Mattingly, Dave Owen, Lars Tummers, Buzz Thompson

• Michael Kiparsky
• February 22, 2022

Can we govern large-scale green infrastructure for multiple water benefits?

by Lidia Cano Pecharroman, Christopher Williams, Nell Green Nylen, and Michael Kiparsky

• Michael Kiparsky
• March 29, 2021

Do regulators and utility managers have irreconcilable differences or mutual goals?

By Alida Cantor, Luke Sherman, Anita Milman, and Mike Kiparsky

• Michael Kiparsky
• September 14, 2020

How can California make water data work for decision makers?

by Alida Cantor and Michael Kiparsky

• Michael Kiparsky
• March 9, 2020

California’s governance innovation for groundwater sustainability

by Anita Milman and Michael Kiparsky

• Michael Kiparsky
• March 3, 2020

Understanding wastewater utility views on innovation and regulation

by Luke Sherman, Alida Cantor, Anita Milman, and Michael Kiparsky

• Michael Kiparsky
• September 20, 2019

Governance infrastructure for water resilience

CLEE comments on Governor Newsom’s water portfolio executive order

• Michael Kiparsky
• April 23, 2019

California groundwater management, science-policy interfaces, and the legacies of artificial legal distinctions

By Dave Owen and Michael Kiparsky