Sea level rise and its possible impact on the city of Coronado was the major topic discussed at the City Council meeting of Sept. 6, 2016. During a prior council meeting, City Councilmember Bill Sandke requested a staff report regarding what steps the city is taking to address sea level rise. The topic grew in […]
In 2000, researchers took a coring from the bed of a small, shallow lake in the Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains. They analyzed the organic matter and chemicals in the sediments to reconstruct a climate record of the past 10,000 years. They then compared it with reconstructions of ancient ocean temperatures. The results echoed previous studies […]
State regulators want to leave more water for fish and wildlife in the heavily tapped tributaries of the San Joaquin River, setting the stage for another bruising California water fight. The proposal to keep more water flowing in the Merced, Tuolumne and Stanislaus rivers could spread the pain caused by environmentally related water cuts to irrigation districts and cities that have […]
/in San Diego County/by Mike Lee /Voice of San Diegoby Ry Rivard Quoted: Maureen Stapleton, Dennis Cushman, Fern Steiner, Michael Hogan, Mark Watton and Tom Kennedy
The San Diego County Water Authority is trying to become a player in the energy market. It’s not going very well.The agency’s biggest energy project is increasingly bogged down by a soaring price tag, relatively small returns and questions about whether it’s even needed. The project aims to address what’s become a major problem in […]
Sea Level Rise Concept Addressed By Coronado City Council
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Coronado Eagle & Journalby David AxelsonSea level rise and its possible impact on the city of Coronado was the major topic discussed at the City Council meeting of Sept. 6, 2016. During a prior council meeting, City Councilmember Bill Sandke requested a staff report regarding what steps the city is taking to address sea level rise. The topic grew in […]
Will Climate Change Make California’s Droughts Worse? A Mountain Lake Offers Clues
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Los Angeles Timesby Bettina BoxallIn 2000, researchers took a coring from the bed of a small, shallow lake in the Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains. They analyzed the organic matter and chemicals in the sediments to reconstruct a climate record of the past 10,000 years. They then compared it with reconstructions of ancient ocean temperatures. The results echoed previous studies […]
A Plan to Keep Rivers Flowing For Fish Triggers Another Water Fight
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Los Angeles Timesby Bettina BoxallState regulators want to leave more water for fish and wildlife in the heavily tapped tributaries of the San Joaquin River, setting the stage for another bruising California water fight. The proposal to keep more water flowing in the Merced, Tuolumne and Stanislaus rivers could spread the pain caused by environmentally related water cuts to irrigation districts and cities that have […]
The Water Authority’s Big, Strange Battery Bet
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Voice of San Diegoby Ry Rivard Quoted: Maureen Stapleton, Dennis Cushman, Fern Steiner, Michael Hogan, Mark Watton and Tom KennedyThe San Diego County Water Authority is trying to become a player in the energy market. It’s not going very well.The agency’s biggest energy project is increasingly bogged down by a soaring price tag, relatively small returns and questions about whether it’s even needed. The project aims to address what’s become a major problem in […]