A rare third straight year of La Niña is expected to bring warmer than average temperatures and worsening drought conditions to the Southland, also increasing the risk for fire danger.
As California endures its worst drought in 1,200 years, San Diego County’s water industry has developed diversified sources and accelerated conservation practices to secure its water supply for the future. The City of Escondido’s innovative water treatment and saving methods offers a model for other drought-stricken cities.
Officials with the City of Burbank announced Tuesday that residents will be allowed to water their lawns and outdoor plants one day per week starting Nov. 1. A Sustainable Water Use Ordinance is now in State III. The ordinance limits potable water usage for outdoor watering due to the California drought.
Experts Warn That Third Year of La Niña Will Bring Worsening Drought Conditions
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Chelsea Campos /CBS Los AngelesA rare third straight year of La Niña is expected to bring warmer than average temperatures and worsening drought conditions to the Southland, also increasing the risk for fire danger.
City of Escondido Recognized as Water Saving Model
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Water News NetworkAs California endures its worst drought in 1,200 years, San Diego County’s water industry has developed diversified sources and accelerated conservation practices to secure its water supply for the future. The City of Escondido’s innovative water treatment and saving methods offers a model for other drought-stricken cities.
Burbank to Allow One Day of Outdoor Watering Per Week Starting in November
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Chelsea Campos /CBS Los Angelesby Danielle RadinOfficials with the City of Burbank announced Tuesday that residents will be allowed to water their lawns and outdoor plants one day per week starting Nov. 1. A Sustainable Water Use Ordinance is now in State III. The ordinance limits potable water usage for outdoor watering due to the California drought.
Rainbow MWD Certifies PEIR for Water and Sewer Master Plan
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Chelsea Campos /Village Newsby Joe NaimanThe Rainbow Municipal Water District certified the Programmatic Environmental Impact Report for Rainbow’s water and sewer master plan.