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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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April 30, 2004 |
The Arizona Republic U.S. to states: Act fast on drought or face water restrictions Alarmed by disastrous drought conditions, the federal government is prepared to impose water restrictions along the Colorado River if Arizona and the other states that use it don't come up with a plan of their own. See full story. |
The Imperial Valley Press Calexico's IID office will close Despite numerous requests by Calexico residents and elected officials, the Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors declined Tuesday to revisit its vote to close district offices in Brawley, Calexico and Holtville. See full story. |
The Los Angeles Times Critics Call Fish Count a Whopper WASHINGTON — The Bush administration plans to count hatchery-raised fish — millions of which are released each year — when deciding whether specific populations of Pacific salmon and steelhead trout should continue to be listed as endangered or threatened species, officials said Thursday. See full story. |
KSL-TV, Salt Lake City, UT In Worst Scenario of Drought, UT Sends Water to CA Suppose the drought got really bad, we're talking really bad, and you had to give your water to a guy in California. Believe it or not, that's exactly the position the state of Utah would be in. See full story. |
The Los Angeles Daily News L.A.'s water gate? Mayor Hahn knew DWP wanted higher rates before secession The head of the Department of Water and Power said Thursday that Mayor James Hahn was told prior to the vote on San Fernando Valley cityhood that a major increase in water rates was needed and answered: "Not yet, not yet." See full story. |
The Los Angeles Times O.C. to Boost Fresh Water Aquifer Plans to protect and replenish Orange County's vast underground supply of fresh water advanced this week when government officials approved construction of a $292-million filtration plant that will process treated sewage before it is injected into the reservoir. See full story. |
The Associated Press States that use Colorado River water need conservation plan PHOENIX - The federal
government is prepared to impose water restrictions along the Colorado
River if Arizona and the other states that use it don't come up with a
plan of their own. See full story. |
The San Diego Union-Tribune Water samples will be taken tomorrow If you see people wading into streams and rivers with plastic bottles tomorrow, it's a good bet they are participating in California Coastal Snapshot Day. See full story. |
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The WaterWorld Water Security Congress explores means of protecting nation's water supply More than 45 manufacturers
of state-of-the-art water monitoring technology, computer systems and
security devices gathered with water utility professionals, public health
experts, and law enforcement officials to explore the newest means of
protecting public water supplies from terrorism at the American Water
Works Association's second Water Security Congress, which concluded April
27 in Charlotte. See full story. |
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DWR, News Release DWR Observes Water Awareness Month in May SACRAMENTO - The Department
of Water Resources (DWR), along with other water agencies throughout California,
observes Water Awareness Month during May. The key message is: “Use
Water Wisely.” See full story. |
WaterWorld.com Rep. Jim Davis announces legislation to address water shortages As rising temperatures
forecast a summer of worsening water shortages across the nation, Congressman
Jim Davis has introduced bipartisan legislation to promote long term solutions
to America 's water crisis. |