I didn’t see the ocean until I was 18 years old. That late start didn’t stop me from falling in love with the sea, a love I have pursued in earnest ever since I moved to San Diego. Here in our community, and in communities throughout California, warming waters and rising sea levels threaten both […]
Environmental groups are calling for massive spending on an infrastructure package they view as a generational opportunity to address climate change, ramping up pressure on Democrats to deliver on campaign trail promises on clean energy and environmental justice. As Democrats call for bipartisanship and Republicans demand a narrower and cheaper bill, greens will be warning […]
California farmers relying on State Water Project water were warned Monday to prepare for potential shortages by reducing water use and adopting practical conservation measures. Reservoir and groundwater levels are significantly below average, and despite recent storms, snowpack is only 58% of average as of March 10.
Dry weather is likely to persist in the U.S. in the coming months, with the possibility of water use cutbacks in California and the Southwest as more than half of the country experiences moderate to severe drought conditions, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday. NOAA’s Spring Outlook report stated that the U.S. could face the […]
Lake Mendocino and Lake Pillsbury are the lowest they have been for this time of year since they were constructed, rainfall is between six and seven inches behind this time in 1977, and the forecast for the next two weeks has little to offer in terms of precipitation. To summarize, things are looking grim. In […]
Tucson’s top water official has said that the city could withstand a “worst plausible scenario” cut of 50% of its total Colorado River allocation from the Central Arizona Project canal system. Interim Assistant City Manager Tim Thomure said much of the water that could be cut is not currently under customer use and that the […]
Opinion: SB 1 Provides Critical Protection for California’s Beloved Coastline
/in California and the U.S., Home Headline, Media Coverage /by Mike Lee /Times of San Diegoby Toni AtkinsI didn’t see the ocean until I was 18 years old. That late start didn’t stop me from falling in love with the sea, a love I have pursued in earnest ever since I moved to San Diego. Here in our community, and in communities throughout California, warming waters and rising sea levels threaten both […]
‘Big Structural Change’: What Greens Want On Infrastructure
/in California and the U.S., Home Headline, Media Coverage /by Chelsea Campos /E&E Newsby Nick Sobczyk and Timothy Cama,Environmental groups are calling for massive spending on an infrastructure package they view as a generational opportunity to address climate change, ramping up pressure on Democrats to deliver on campaign trail promises on clean energy and environmental justice. As Democrats call for bipartisanship and Republicans demand a narrower and cheaper bill, greens will be warning […]
State Warns of Possible Water Shortages
/in California and the U.S., Home Headline, Media Coverage /by Chelsea Campos /Manteca BullitenCalifornia farmers relying on State Water Project water were warned Monday to prepare for potential shortages by reducing water use and adopting practical conservation measures. Reservoir and groundwater levels are significantly below average, and despite recent storms, snowpack is only 58% of average as of March 10.
NOAA Warns of Water Use Cutbacks, Fires and Low Levels in Reservoirs Amid Significant Drought
/in California and the U.S., Home Headline, Media Coverage /by Chelsea Campos /The Hillby Celine CastronuovoDry weather is likely to persist in the U.S. in the coming months, with the possibility of water use cutbacks in California and the Southwest as more than half of the country experiences moderate to severe drought conditions, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday. NOAA’s Spring Outlook report stated that the U.S. could face the […]
Lake Mendocino Hits Record Low for March; Water Managers Plead for Inland Residents to Conserve
/in California and the U.S., Home Headline, Media Coverage /by Chelsea Campos /The Mendocino Voiceby Lana CohenLake Mendocino and Lake Pillsbury are the lowest they have been for this time of year since they were constructed, rainfall is between six and seven inches behind this time in 1977, and the forecast for the next two weeks has little to offer in terms of precipitation. To summarize, things are looking grim. In […]
Tucson Official Says City Can Fight Water Cuts Despite Data
/in California and the U.S., Home Headline, Media Coverage /by Chelsea Campos /AP NewsTucson’s top water official has said that the city could withstand a “worst plausible scenario” cut of 50% of its total Colorado River allocation from the Central Arizona Project canal system. Interim Assistant City Manager Tim Thomure said much of the water that could be cut is not currently under customer use and that the […]