The impact of an earthquake will not respect borders. Much less, a quake that will be registered in the fault of the Rose Canyon. For the past five years, researchers and authorities on both sides of the border have been preparing a seismic and damage scenario for the San Diego-Tijuana region, the findings of which will be […]
Like money in the bank, local groundwater aquifers have seen record-breaking deposits this year with a staggering 20 billion gallons saved so far and another two months still left in the water year, the San Bernardino Valley Water Conservation District announced today. More than 61,000 acre-feet of snowmelt and rainfall has been diverted from Mill Creek […]
Water managers on the Colorado River are facing a unique moment. With a temporary fix to the river’s scarcity problem recently completed, talk has begun to turn toward future agreements to manage the water source for 40 million people in the southwestern U.S. Climate change, growing urban populations and fragile rural economies are top of […]
San Diego County, like the rest of California, is facing an affordable housing crisis of unprecedented proportions. But in the push to build more housing, officials should be careful not to throw out laws that have long served the state and our region. Developers and polluters have for years pointed to the California Environmental Quality […]
Research Evaluates What San Diego And Tijuana Will Do As A Region In Case Of A Strong Earthquake
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /San Diego Union-Tribuneby Alexandra MendozaThe impact of an earthquake will not respect borders. Much less, a quake that will be registered in the fault of the Rose Canyon. For the past five years, researchers and authorities on both sides of the border have been preparing a seismic and damage scenario for the San Diego-Tijuana region, the findings of which will be […]
San Bernardino Valley Water Conservation District Breaks 30-Year Record For Groundwater Storage, At 20 Billion Gallons And Counting
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Inland Empire Community News (Colton, Calif.)Like money in the bank, local groundwater aquifers have seen record-breaking deposits this year with a staggering 20 billion gallons saved so far and another two months still left in the water year, the San Bernardino Valley Water Conservation District announced today. More than 61,000 acre-feet of snowmelt and rainfall has been diverted from Mill Creek […]
As Southwest Water Managers Grapple With Climate Change, Can A ‘Grand Bargain’ Work?
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Arizona Public Media by Luke Runyon, KUNC, and Bret Jaspers, KJZZWater managers on the Colorado River are facing a unique moment. With a temporary fix to the river’s scarcity problem recently completed, talk has begun to turn toward future agreements to manage the water source for 40 million people in the southwestern U.S. Climate change, growing urban populations and fragile rural economies are top of […]
OPINION: Environmental Laws Don’t Impede Development
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Voice of San Diegoby JP ThebergSan Diego County, like the rest of California, is facing an affordable housing crisis of unprecedented proportions. But in the push to build more housing, officials should be careful not to throw out laws that have long served the state and our region. Developers and polluters have for years pointed to the California Environmental Quality […]