Recycled water was used to make Stone Brewing’s Full Circle Pale Ale – a pioneering effort that’s winning kudos for the City of San Diego. San Diego partnered with Stone Brewing in 2017 to create the beer using advanced-treatment recycled water from the city’s Pure Water Demonstration Facility. The limited-edition beer was served only at […]
Californians will vote this fall on a radical proposal to split the state into three: Northern California, Southern California and just plain California. The plan obviously raises a myriad of policy issues. But anyone inclined to vote for the initiative should be particularly concerned with the implications for the state’s most critical resource: water.
Residents of Compton have complained about brown, smelly water coming out of their taps for more than a year. And when officials began talking about dissolving the troubled local water district, the area’s congresswoman scheduled a town hall meeting so community members could weigh in.
The City of San Diego has received an “Award of Excellence for Events and Observances” for using recycled water to make beer. Last year, the City partnered with Stone Brewing to create the beer, “Full Circle Pale Ale.”
San Diego Praised For Recycled Water Used In Stone Brewing Beer
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /10 News (San Diego)by Allison HornRecycled water was used to make Stone Brewing’s Full Circle Pale Ale – a pioneering effort that’s winning kudos for the City of San Diego. San Diego partnered with Stone Brewing in 2017 to create the beer using advanced-treatment recycled water from the city’s Pure Water Demonstration Facility. The limited-edition beer was served only at […]
OPINION: A Vote For Three Californias Is A Vote For Endless Water Wars
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Los Angeles Timesby Barton H. Thompson, Matt Kline and Heather WellesCalifornians will vote this fall on a radical proposal to split the state into three: Northern California, Southern California and just plain California. The plan obviously raises a myriad of policy issues. But anyone inclined to vote for the initiative should be particularly concerned with the implications for the state’s most critical resource: water.
Fake-out in Compton? Brown, smelly water sparks concerns and allegations of a political ruse
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Gayle Falkenthal /Los Angeles Timesby Adam Elmahrek, Ruben Vives and Angel JenningsResidents of Compton have complained about brown, smelly water coming out of their taps for more than a year. And when officials began talking about dissolving the troubled local water district, the area’s congresswoman scheduled a town hall meeting so community members could weigh in.
City of San Diego receives national award for using recycled water to make beer
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Gayle Falkenthal /KUSI Newsby Jason AustellThe City of San Diego has received an “Award of Excellence for Events and Observances” for using recycled water to make beer. Last year, the City partnered with Stone Brewing to create the beer, “Full Circle Pale Ale.”