Del Mar became the second city in the county to declare its goal of switching exclusively to renewable energy by 2035, according to a climate action approved Monday by the city council. The document, which follows a similar plan approved by San Diego in December, spells out measures to reduce the city’s carbon emissions. It directs […]
A comprehensive plan approved this week by the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power lays out strategies to continue providing water to this drought-afflicted city for the next 25 years. As KPCC notes, the plan says the area will have enough water–even if the drought continues and population increases by 500,000.
/in San Diego County/by Mike Lee /Ramona Sentinelby Karen Brainard Mentioned: San Diego County Water Authority
Ramona Municipal Water District directors will hold two public hearings at their June 14 meeting — one on sewer rate increases and the other on the draft 2015 Urban Water Management Plan update that is state-mandated. The hearings will be held in conjunction with the board meeting, which will begin at 2 p.m. in Ramona […]
Strategic efforts by the San Diego region to secure safe and reliable water supplies over the past 25 years are expected to provide significant drought relief to local water agencies and water users under rules adopted in May by the State Water Resources Control Board. State regulators replaced state-mandated conservation targets with a supply-based approach […]
Del Mar Adopts Climate Action Plan
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The San Diego Union-Tribune by Deborah Sullivan BrennanDel Mar became the second city in the county to declare its goal of switching exclusively to renewable energy by 2035, according to a climate action approved Monday by the city council. The document, which follows a similar plan approved by San Diego in December, spells out measures to reduce the city’s carbon emissions. It directs […]
Does LA Have Enough Water for the Next 25 Years?
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Curbed Los Angelesby Elijah ChilandA comprehensive plan approved this week by the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power lays out strategies to continue providing water to this drought-afflicted city for the next 25 years. As KPCC notes, the plan says the area will have enough water–even if the drought continues and population increases by 500,000.
Sewer Rate Hearing Set for Tuesday Afternoon
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Ramona Sentinelby Karen Brainard Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityRamona Municipal Water District directors will hold two public hearings at their June 14 meeting — one on sewer rate increases and the other on the draft 2015 Urban Water Management Plan update that is state-mandated. The hearings will be held in conjunction with the board meeting, which will begin at 2 p.m. in Ramona […]
OPINION: Regional Investments to Provide Regulatory Relief Under New State Rules
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Seaside Courier (Encinitas)Strategic efforts by the San Diego region to secure safe and reliable water supplies over the past 25 years are expected to provide significant drought relief to local water agencies and water users under rules adopted in May by the State Water Resources Control Board. State regulators replaced state-mandated conservation targets with a supply-based approach […]