San Diego’s proposal to sharply raise water rates over the next two years may be putting too much financial burden on single-family home customers and not enough on businesses and condominium and apartment complexes, a new analysis says. City officials are proposing 17.6 percent overall water rate hikes over the next two years based on […]
The Palmdale Water District’s proposed advanced water treatment plant that would turn recycled water into groundwater will be notable not only as the first of its kind in the Antelope Valley, but also for partnering with a firm to use brine discarded in the treatment process for its carbon-capture technology.
Colorado River water from Lake Mead makes its way to Southern California through the California River Aqueduct. Once this water arrives in Lake Mathews, it’s then distributed to a water treatment plant owned by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Currently, most of the water in Metropolitan’s water treatment facilities are from Northern California […]
The atmospheric rivers may have dried up as April began, but coastal San Diego County now has to contend with a heavy marine layer bringing cool weather and drizzle. “Basically no clearing has occurred in the San Diego coast and valleys, with only partial clearing elsewhere from the lower coastal slopes to the coast,” the National […]
Analysis Endorses San Diego Plan for 18 Percent Water Rate Hike — but Single-Family Home Customers May Get a Break
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /The San Diego Union-Tribuneby David GarrickSan Diego’s proposal to sharply raise water rates over the next two years may be putting too much financial burden on single-family home customers and not enough on businesses and condominium and apartment complexes, a new analysis says. City officials are proposing 17.6 percent overall water rate hikes over the next two years based on […]
Water Treatment Plant Will Be First in AV
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /Antelope Valley Press by Allison GatlinThe Palmdale Water District’s proposed advanced water treatment plant that would turn recycled water into groundwater will be notable not only as the first of its kind in the Antelope Valley, but also for partnering with a firm to use brine discarded in the treatment process for its carbon-capture technology.
SoCal Plans to Reduce Imported Water Supplies by 2035
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Spectrum News 1by Sarah PillaColorado River water from Lake Mead makes its way to Southern California through the California River Aqueduct. Once this water arrives in Lake Mathews, it’s then distributed to a water treatment plant owned by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Currently, most of the water in Metropolitan’s water treatment facilities are from Northern California […]
‘June Gloom’ in April Leaves Normally Sunny San Diego Cool and Damp
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Times of San Diegoby Chris JenneweinThe atmospheric rivers may have dried up as April began, but coastal San Diego County now has to contend with a heavy marine layer bringing cool weather and drizzle. “Basically no clearing has occurred in the San Diego coast and valleys, with only partial clearing elsewhere from the lower coastal slopes to the coast,” the National […]