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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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January 27, 2010 |
San Diego Union-Tribune County’s reservoirs are 49% full after rains
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San Diego Union-Tribune Rain on their parade, please Residents store, put water to good use Some county residents are emerging from the recent downpours feeling satisfied, and maybe a bit smug, because they now have several weeks’ worth of irrigation water in their rain containers. See full story. |
San Diego Union-Tribune Coalition has hand in water recycling plan Council advances recycling project SAN DIEGO — An unusually diverse coalition of community groups last night helped persuade the San Diego City Council to keep moving ahead on a landmark water recycling plan. See full story. |
Los Angeles Times U.S. speeds up water deliveries to San Joaquin Valley farmers
Federal managers said Tuesday they are speeding up delivery of irrigation water to farmers on the west side of the San Joaquin Valley because recent storms have boosted the state's water supply. See full story. |
The Fresno Bee Feds give farmers good, bad water news WASHINGTON -- Interior Secretary Ken Salazar sought to mollify San Joaquin Valley farmers but ended up disappointing them again Tuesday when he declared federal pumps will deliver more water this year. See full story. |
Sacramento Bee Steady flow of conflicting views marks Delta debate in Davis FEDERAL SCIENCE PANEL HOLDS THIRD DAY OF PUBLIC MEETINGS The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta is a complex, bewildering place. See full story. |
California Farm Bureau Federation Storms bolster snowpack, bring strong winds Farmer Mike Vereschagin, shown in his partially flooded Glenn County almond orchard, says he will gain more from additional water supplies than he'll lose from the scattered tree losses he suffered during last week's storms. See full story. |
Circle of Blue Reforms Could Lead to Huge Water Savings for California, Pacific Institute Says Replacing inefficient appliances in homes and upgrading wasteful agricultural equipment could save one million acre feet of water in California, according to a Pacific Institute report released Monday. See full story. |
Water Education Foundation Judge’s Ruling Jolts Basis of Quantification Settlement Agreement A Sacramento Superior Court judge has tentatively ruled the state’s agreement to pay for Salton Sea environmental mitigation costs under a historic Colorado River transfer agreement is a constitutionally invalid unfunded mandate – a development that has interested parties pondering the future of shared water use. See full story. |