Break out the umbrellas and hang onto those heavy coats because the region’s first significant winter storm of 2020 is expected to unleash rain and snow Thursday. After what has been a mostly dry January, a chilly winter storm is expected to move into the northern portion of the state Tuesday before making its way […]
The University of Arizona recently announced results from a study that studied the annual growth rings of trees to reconstruct a long-term climate history and examine the duration and frequency of “perfect droughts” in Southern California’s main water sources. According to the research, severe droughts happened simultaneously in the regions that supply water to Southern […]
EL CENTRO — Imperial County supervisors are well aware that Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposed budget, that would include $220 million for the Salton Sea and the New River, comes with a catch. A cornerstone of Newsom’s proposal, which aligns with his Water Resilience Portfolio, is a new $4.75 billion climate resilience bond that he wants […]
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County/by Mike Lee /Water News Network Mentioned: San Diego County Water Authority Quoted: San Diego County Water Authority
Career opportunities for women in the water and wastewater industry at every level are the focus of the third annual Women in Water Symposium January 16 at Cuyamaca College. Vanessa Murrell, grant manager for the Center for Water Studies at Cuyamaca College, said the conference’s goal in its third year is to create a community […]
Snow Levels Dipping And Widespread Rain Is On Tap For Southern California This Week
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Los Angeles Times by Hannah FryBreak out the umbrellas and hang onto those heavy coats because the region’s first significant winter storm of 2020 is expected to unleash rain and snow Thursday. After what has been a mostly dry January, a chilly winter storm is expected to move into the northern portion of the state Tuesday before making its way […]
Study Shows Droughts Affecting So Cal Water Sources Six Times A Century
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /California Water News DailyThe University of Arizona recently announced results from a study that studied the annual growth rings of trees to reconstruct a long-term climate history and examine the duration and frequency of “perfect droughts” in Southern California’s main water sources. According to the research, severe droughts happened simultaneously in the regions that supply water to Southern […]
Proposed Salton Sea Funding Doesn’t Address Primary Concerns
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Imperial Valley Pressby Michael MareshEL CENTRO — Imperial County supervisors are well aware that Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposed budget, that would include $220 million for the Salton Sea and the New River, comes with a catch. A cornerstone of Newsom’s proposal, which aligns with his Water Resilience Portfolio, is a new $4.75 billion climate resilience bond that he wants […]
Workforce Diversity Focus of ‘Women in Water’ Conference
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Water News Network Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityQuoted: San Diego County Water Authority
Career opportunities for women in the water and wastewater industry at every level are the focus of the third annual Women in Water Symposium January 16 at Cuyamaca College. Vanessa Murrell, grant manager for the Center for Water Studies at Cuyamaca College, said the conference’s goal in its third year is to create a community […]