After weeks of back-and-forth between environmentalists and business interests, Gov. Jerry Brown and legislative leaders introduced a proposal Monday evening to reauthorize California’s cap-and-trade program, the centerpiece of the state’s efforts to battle climate change. The plan consists of two bills: Assembly Bill 398, which would extend the life of the program until 2030 and modify how the […]
/in San Diego County/by Andrea Mora /The Desert Sun (Palm Springs)by Ian James Mentioned: San Diego County Water Authority
The Imperial Irrigation District has been using its clout as the agency with the biggest water entitlement along the Colorado River to press for California officials to live up to their commitment that they will keep the Salton Sea from turning into an environmental disaster. During the past year, IID has warned the state that without a credible, […]
Southern California will enjoy a brief respite from record-breaking temperatures for the next few days, but it probably won’t feel like it. High humidity will bring muggy and sticky conditions to the Southland this week, while a band of moisture could generate thunderstorms in the deserts, according the National Weather Service. On Monday, scattered showers will […]
As we enter the peak water-use months of summer and early fall, it’s worth taking a moment to assess the value of this resource that is often taken for granted. After all, water makes everything possible in this semi-arid region, from baseball fields and microbrews to biotech and backyard gardens. We recently asked 1,000 county residents what […]
Gov. Brown and Democratic Leaders Offer Plan to Extend Cap and Trade, With Aim For Approval This Week
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Los Angeles Timesby Melanie MasonAfter weeks of back-and-forth between environmentalists and business interests, Gov. Jerry Brown and legislative leaders introduced a proposal Monday evening to reauthorize California’s cap-and-trade program, the centerpiece of the state’s efforts to battle climate change. The plan consists of two bills: Assembly Bill 398, which would extend the life of the program until 2030 and modify how the […]
VIDEO: Negotiations Toward A Salton Sea Consensus Are Progressing, Water Agency Says
/in San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /The Desert Sun (Palm Springs)by Ian James Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityThe Imperial Irrigation District has been using its clout as the agency with the biggest water entitlement along the Colorado River to press for California officials to live up to their commitment that they will keep the Salton Sea from turning into an environmental disaster. During the past year, IID has warned the state that without a credible, […]
Thunderstorms, High Surf and Muggy Conditions in Store For Southern California
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Los Angeles Timesby Veronica RochaSouthern California will enjoy a brief respite from record-breaking temperatures for the next few days, but it probably won’t feel like it. High humidity will bring muggy and sticky conditions to the Southland this week, while a band of moisture could generate thunderstorms in the deserts, according the National Weather Service. On Monday, scattered showers will […]
OPINION: Poll Shows San Diegans Value Water for Life
/in San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /The Coast News Groupby Mark MuirAs we enter the peak water-use months of summer and early fall, it’s worth taking a moment to assess the value of this resource that is often taken for granted. After all, water makes everything possible in this semi-arid region, from baseball fields and microbrews to biotech and backyard gardens. We recently asked 1,000 county residents what […]