/in San Diego County/by Andrea Mora /The San Diego Union-Tribuneby Chris Ross Mentioned: San Diego County Water Authority
In spring of 2014, Wendy and Lee Hadovski decided it was time to do their part and save water. They had two motivations: One was to reduce their water bill, and the other was their concern about California’s severe drought. At the time, their front yard in San Diego’s El Cerrito neighborhood was 80 percent […]
The battle over plans by a Los Angeles company to sell water pumped from aquifers underneath Mojave Desert conservation areas heated up again this week when state legislation was amended to require a new round of state reviews. The legislation’s new language, by Assemblywoman Laura Friedman, D-Glendale, would stop major pumping until state land and […]
UC Riverside climate researcher Robert Allen says California should get ready for more rain. Unlike other recent work in the field, Allen has just published a study that says rainfall in the state will increase in the coming years if the planet continues to warm at its current pace. Allen, 42, is a professor of […]
As the worst drought in California’s recorded history fades from memory, and mandatory water conservation cutbacks become a thing of the past, California water agencies are left to grapple with the question: What do they do now? About 80 representatives of Inland Empire water agencies gathered at a symposium at the Chino Basin Water Conservation […]
Couple Traded Lawn For More Nature-Friendly Landscape
/in San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /The San Diego Union-Tribuneby Chris Ross Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityIn spring of 2014, Wendy and Lee Hadovski decided it was time to do their part and save water. They had two motivations: One was to reduce their water bill, and the other was their concern about California’s severe drought. At the time, their front yard in San Diego’s El Cerrito neighborhood was 80 percent […]
Bill Would Curb Massive Cadiz Desert Water Project
/in San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /The Press-Enterprise (Riverside)by David DanelskiThe battle over plans by a Los Angeles company to sell water pumped from aquifers underneath Mojave Desert conservation areas heated up again this week when state legislation was amended to require a new round of state reviews. The legislation’s new language, by Assemblywoman Laura Friedman, D-Glendale, would stop major pumping until state land and […]
Here’s Why a UC Riverside Climate Researcher Says To Expect More Rain In California
/in San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /The Press-Enterprise (Riverside)by Mark MuckenfussUC Riverside climate researcher Robert Allen says California should get ready for more rain. Unlike other recent work in the field, Allen has just published a study that says rainfall in the state will increase in the coming years if the planet continues to warm at its current pace. Allen, 42, is a professor of […]
The Drought Is Over, So Now What Is The Plan For Local Water Agencies?
/in San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /Fontana Herald-Newsby Michael NuttAs the worst drought in California’s recorded history fades from memory, and mandatory water conservation cutbacks become a thing of the past, California water agencies are left to grapple with the question: What do they do now? About 80 representatives of Inland Empire water agencies gathered at a symposium at the Chino Basin Water Conservation […]