The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California has stepped towards the potential advancement of what might be one of the world’s biggest water reusing programs. The area’s Board of Directors voted on Tuesday, July 11 to grant a $13.9 million contract for the development of a propelled water treatment exhibit facility that will take treated […]
Lead water testing this spring in the San Diego Unified School District was a very public process. The district told parents and students, invited the media to broadcast initial testing and posted results on its website. But, before that public process began, the district wanted to see where it stood. So, it conducted some preliminary […]
California is poised for a swift transformation of its electricity landscape — and that could bring tumult if preparations aren’t made soon to maintain quality and avoid reliability problems like rolling blackouts, the state’s leading energy regulator is warning. After decades of dominance by investor-owned utilities, electricity markets in the state are becoming more competitive. […]
Two years ago, the amount of water in the massive Diamond Valley Lake was … well, not so massive. Able to hold 810,000 acre-feet of water, an extended drought had dropped storage at the reservoir near Hemet to 299,638 acre-feet in March 2016 — and it was that high due to conservation efforts. The water […]
The Water Treatment Demonstration Facility In CA To Be World’s Largest
/in San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /The Edition Truth (Brooklyn, N.Y.)by Hiren SamaniThe Metropolitan Water District of Southern California has stepped towards the potential advancement of what might be one of the world’s biggest water reusing programs. The area’s Board of Directors voted on Tuesday, July 11 to grant a $13.9 million contract for the development of a propelled water treatment exhibit facility that will take treated […]
San Diego Unified Found Lead; Didn’t Tell Public
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /NBC 7 San DiegoLead water testing this spring in the San Diego Unified School District was a very public process. The district told parents and students, invited the media to broadcast initial testing and posted results on its website. But, before that public process began, the district wanted to see where it stood. So, it conducted some preliminary […]
Market Transformation Will End Dominance of Electrical Utilities, Regulators Predict
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The San Diego Union-TribuneCalifornia is poised for a swift transformation of its electricity landscape — and that could bring tumult if preparations aren’t made soon to maintain quality and avoid reliability problems like rolling blackouts, the state’s leading energy regulator is warning. After decades of dominance by investor-owned utilities, electricity markets in the state are becoming more competitive. […]
Diamond Valley Back to Being a Jewel of a Lake
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Press-Enterprise (Riverside)by Craig ShultzTwo years ago, the amount of water in the massive Diamond Valley Lake was … well, not so massive. Able to hold 810,000 acre-feet of water, an extended drought had dropped storage at the reservoir near Hemet to 299,638 acre-feet in March 2016 — and it was that high due to conservation efforts. The water […]