Lake Tahoe’s water level has dropped so low that water is no longer flowing into the Truckee River and salmon aren’t expected to spawn in a major tributary this year. Some boat ramps and docks are hundreds of feet from the water line, and clumps of stringy algae have been washing up on beaches, said […]
Drinking water from this tap makes San Diego County Water Authority’s General Manager Sandy Kerl smile — and for good reason. Back in the drought of the ’90s, 95% of San Diego’s water came from one source, and they faced 30% cuts for 13 months.
The Metropolitan Water District, which provides water to six counties in Southern California, announced a partnership on Wednesday, Oct. 13 with Arizona water agencies to collaborate on planning for what could become one of the nation’s largest water recycling plants, producing up to 150 million gallons daily to serve more than 500,000 homes. Central Arizona […]
President Joe Biden’s pledge to boost America’s clean-energy economy is great news for the planet and aligns well with California’s goal to lead the way to a 100 percent clean energy future. The Biden administration is working to position the United States to lead the world in manufacturing electric vehicles while securing a domestic supply […]
Lake Tahoe Waters Plummet as Drought, Climate Change Plague Resort
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Chelsea Campos /Los Angeles Timesby Alex WigglesworthLake Tahoe’s water level has dropped so low that water is no longer flowing into the Truckee River and salmon aren’t expected to spawn in a major tributary this year. Some boat ramps and docks are hundreds of feet from the water line, and clumps of stringy algae have been washing up on beaches, said […]
San Diego Has a Dependable Water Supply Thanks to Yearslong Investments
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Chelsea Campos /Spectrum News 1by Sarah Pilla Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityQuoted: Sandra L. Kerl
Drinking water from this tap makes San Diego County Water Authority’s General Manager Sandy Kerl smile — and for good reason. Back in the drought of the ’90s, 95% of San Diego’s water came from one source, and they faced 30% cuts for 13 months.
Southern California, Arizona Water Suppliers Collaborate on Water Recycling Concept
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Chelsea Campos /Los Angeles Daily Newsby City News ServiceThe Metropolitan Water District, which provides water to six counties in Southern California, announced a partnership on Wednesday, Oct. 13 with Arizona water agencies to collaborate on planning for what could become one of the nation’s largest water recycling plants, producing up to 150 million gallons daily to serve more than 500,000 homes. Central Arizona […]
Opinion: Lithium in Imperial Valley Could Light California’s future
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Chelsea Campos /The San Diego Union-Tribuneby David Hochschild, Ben Hueso, Silvia PazPresident Joe Biden’s pledge to boost America’s clean-energy economy is great news for the planet and aligns well with California’s goal to lead the way to a 100 percent clean energy future. The Biden administration is working to position the United States to lead the world in manufacturing electric vehicles while securing a domestic supply […]