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This database contains press and video clips on water issues of interest to the San Diego County Water Authority.
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May 16, 2012 |
U-T San Diego REPORT CRITICAL OF ’03 DEAL TO SEND S.D. WATER El Centro — An alliance of Imperial Valley residents and former San Diego City Attorney Mike Aguirre on Tuesday released a report that criticized the Imperial Irrigation District and raised questions about the landmark 2003 sale of water to the San Diego County Water Authority. See full story. |
Imperial Valley Press Attorney claims Imperial Irrigation District makes decisions
outside the boardroom El Centro — An alliance of Imperial Valley residents and former San Diego City Attorney Mike Aguirre on Tuesday released a report that criticized the Imperial Irrigation District and raised questions about the landmark 2003 sale of water to the San Diego County Water Authority. See full story. |
Ramona Sentinel RMWD plans water, sewer rate hikes Ramona Municipal Water District (RMWD) customers should be receiving notices in the mail with the district’s proposed “not-to-exceed” 8.4 percent treated water rate increase and 3.5 percent sewer rate increase for fiscal year 2012-2013. See full story. |
The Reporter Delta plan draft released A plan aiming to achieve a better balance between the demand for water to serve farms and cities while maintaining the ecosystem of the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta was released Monday. See full story. |
Los Angeles Times Company wants to tap Mojave's public lands for Southland
water CADIZ, Calif. – Three decades ago a group of businessmen pored over NASA satellite imagery as part of a worldwide hunt for large groundwater reserves they could tap to grow desert crops. They found the signs they were looking for here in the sun-blasted mountain ranges and creosote-freckled valleys of the Mojave Desert, 200 miles east of Los Angeles. See full story. |
LA Observed Cadiz project to mine Mojave Desert water is back The plan cooked up by politically connected investors to deliver water from a remote corner of the Mojave to thirsty Southern California cities refuses to die after more than two decades. See full story. |
KUNC Radio (Colorado) Colorado River Water Deal Reached Colorado’s largest water utility has signed a truce with western slope water agencies and governments over its future use of the stressed Upper Colorado River. See full story. |
United Press International California groups back fracking ban Environmental groups say no amount of regulation can ensure so-called fracking of oil and natural gas deposits is safe for California. See full story. |
The Sacramento Bee Oil industry says it will report California 'fracking'
information On the eve of a series of public hearings on hydraulic fracturing, a controversial but little-regulated method of oil extraction in California, an industry group said Tuesday that its members will voluntarily post information about their "fracking" operations on a disclosure website, Frac Focus, likely by the end of June. See full story. |
KXO Radio Draft Contingency plan presented (DuMars presents draft plan)…It was his Contingency plan for the Quantification Settlement Agreement...The Imperial Irrigation District Board decided a Plan B was needed during the appeal process of the invalidation of the QSA. See full story. |