Suez has begun to adjust the acidity of its water and increase the amount of an anti-corrosion chemical, in the company’s latest effort to lower the amount of lead leaching into some Bergen and Hudson county residents’ drinking water. It is the first time the company has changed the chemistry of its water since lead […]
In my last blog I emphasized both the imperative and the opportunities for ‘growing water’ on irrigated farms in water-scarce regions. As I come across more real-world examples from my research, I’ll share them through this blog (and please share your own stories). I recently became aware of an analysis conducted by the Yuma County Agriculture Water Coalition that […]
When the iconic domes of San Onofre’s nuclear reactors are finally demolished, “significant amounts of foundation, footings, and other existing material” are expected to remain, unseen, beneath the bluff on the ocean — at least until its stranded nuclear waste finds another home. In October, the California Coastal Commission will consider Southern California Edison’s application […]
A representative from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Monday evening updated San Diego residents on the EPA’s efforts to reduce transboundary pollution in the water between Mexico and the United States. Local nonprofit Citizens’ Oversight organized the informal meeting at Balboa Park, where the public had the opportunity to ask questions and share concerns. […]
Lead In NJ Drinking Water: Suez Adds More Anti-Corrosion Chemical To Water Supply
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /northjersey.comby Scott FallonSuez has begun to adjust the acidity of its water and increase the amount of an anti-corrosion chemical, in the company’s latest effort to lower the amount of lead leaching into some Bergen and Hudson county residents’ drinking water. It is the first time the company has changed the chemistry of its water since lead […]
Growing Water In the Desert
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Sustainable Waters by Brain RichterIn my last blog I emphasized both the imperative and the opportunities for ‘growing water’ on irrigated farms in water-scarce regions. As I come across more real-world examples from my research, I’ll share them through this blog (and please share your own stories). I recently became aware of an analysis conducted by the Yuma County Agriculture Water Coalition that […]
Demolition Of San Onofre Nuclear Plant Comes Before Coastal Commission In The Fall
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Orange County Registerby Teri SforzaWhen the iconic domes of San Onofre’s nuclear reactors are finally demolished, “significant amounts of foundation, footings, and other existing material” are expected to remain, unseen, beneath the bluff on the ocean — at least until its stranded nuclear waste finds another home. In October, the California Coastal Commission will consider Southern California Edison’s application […]
EPA Updates Residents On Efforts To Reduce Cross-Border Pollution
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Fox 5 San Diego by Kasia GregorczykA representative from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Monday evening updated San Diego residents on the EPA’s efforts to reduce transboundary pollution in the water between Mexico and the United States. Local nonprofit Citizens’ Oversight organized the informal meeting at Balboa Park, where the public had the opportunity to ask questions and share concerns. […]