Sustainable Ramona is a local group dedicated to the preservation of our surroundings. By responding to your questions each month, we intend to provide you with common-sense, affordable, short- and long-term ways to manage issues such as increasing water shortages, high heat, high electric bills and minimize waste going to landfills. The question this month […]
The deserts of San Diego County are alit with wildflowers. Record rains have fallen over most of San Diego County, and as of recently, the same is true of the desert. It’s been an unusual bloom in the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Why? Uncommon summer monsoons in September of last year triggered the first fall […]
Imperial Beach’s new mayor, Paloma Aguirre, is dealing with an old problem in her city: beach closures forced by raw sewage from Mexico. A recent string of powerful storms in the region has forced lots of raw sewage, trash, tires and other debris across the southern border into California.
Forecasts of a hotter, drier climate for the Southwest U.S. make every effort to save water critical. A new program now available intends to do just that for residents in parts of Southern California. The San Diego County Water Authority, in collaboration with the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, are offering free indoor and […]
Sustainable Ramona: Are There Incentives, Rebates for Water Conservation?
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Ramona Sentinelby Beth Prinz Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthoritySustainable Ramona is a local group dedicated to the preservation of our surroundings. By responding to your questions each month, we intend to provide you with common-sense, affordable, short- and long-term ways to manage issues such as increasing water shortages, high heat, high electric bills and minimize waste going to landfills. The question this month […]
An Unusual ‘Superbloom’ is Happening in the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Here’s Why
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /NBC7 San Diegoby Renee Schmiedeberg and Joe LittleThe deserts of San Diego County are alit with wildflowers. Record rains have fallen over most of San Diego County, and as of recently, the same is true of the desert. It’s been an unusual bloom in the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Why? Uncommon summer monsoons in September of last year triggered the first fall […]
Recent Storms Sent 7 Billion Gallons of Raw Sewage From Mexico Into U.S., Mayor Says
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Fox 5 San Diegoby Salvador RiveraImperial Beach’s new mayor, Paloma Aguirre, is dealing with an old problem in her city: beach closures forced by raw sewage from Mexico. A recent string of powerful storms in the region has forced lots of raw sewage, trash, tires and other debris across the southern border into California.
Save Water and Money with Free Water Efficiency Survey
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Water News Network Quoted: San Diego County Water AuthorityForecasts of a hotter, drier climate for the Southwest U.S. make every effort to save water critical. A new program now available intends to do just that for residents in parts of Southern California. The San Diego County Water Authority, in collaboration with the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, are offering free indoor and […]