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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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November 2, 2011 |
Imperial Valley Press
A former Imperial Irrigation District general manager will take over as the district’s water department manager six years after his retirement. See full story. |
Imperial
Valley Press See full story. |
Imperial Valley Press The Imperial Irrigation District has set rate hearing dates to discuss keeping a public benefit charge on customers’ bills. |
KPBS Estuary Reborn In South San Diego Bay For more than 50 years a 200-acre section of South San Diego Bay was cut off from the rest of the bay, choking the natural tidal flow.
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The San Diego Union Tribune Irrigation times for San Diego water customers changed Tuesday. |
High Country News What if the Western Republican Leadership Conference sponsored a debate in the West for Republican presidential candidates, with audience members all from the West, and they never got around to talking about Western issues? |
KXO Radio Kelley announced the hiring at Tuesday’s IID Board meeting. |
The Daily Transcript Living Machine Systems, L3C, a provider of water reuse technology, Wednesday announced that the Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) in San Diego will recycle blackwater for sub-surface irrigation to minimize its water usage. |
North County Times Riverside County intends to seek reimbursement from the state for the costs of complying with new water quality requirements established for the Santa Margarita River watershed. |
The San Diego Union Tribune As San Diego utility leaders consider ways to turn the city’s sewage and stormwater into a resource, the Marine Corps Recruit Depot is pioneering a type of on-site wastewater recycling system that is gaining traction across the country. |
Long Beach Press Telegram If California wants to make real progress on water policy reform, at least three major elements must be included: a balance between users' needs and environmental protection, inclusion of all interested parties, and transparency.
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FishChannel.com The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear a case that had potential negative implications with regard to the California delta smelt (Hypomesus transpacificus), a species listed as threatened on the Endangered Species List. |
Lawn
& Landscape Market Leadership In late
June, The Irrigation Association hosted its third annual water conference
in Broomfield, Colo. |
The Fresno Bee Fixing state's water-delivery issues could add jobs A UC Berkeley economist
says one of the rewards for repairing California's broken water-delivery
system could be 130,000 jobs. |
Mountain
Democrat In spite
of their best efforts, and Chairman Phil Isenberg’s determination
to meet the legislative mandate to adopt a Delta Plan by Dec. 31, the
Delta Stewardship Council had to face reality at its Oct. 27 meeting. |
Association of California
Water Agencies California’s
Bay-Delta system will see changes in habitat, sea level and freshwater
availability over the next century as a result of global climate change,
according to a new assessment of climate warming scenarios by the U.S.
Geological Survey. |
The Kansas City Star
California's water
problems and the ecological pressure on the West Coast's largest estuary
will intensify in a warming world, according to a first-of-its-kind scientific
study. |
USGS USGS
scientists and academic colleagues investigated how California's interconnected
San Francisco Bay and Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta (the Bay-Delta system)
is expected to change from 2010 to 2099 in response to both fast and moderate
climate warming scenarios. Results indicate that this area will feel impacts
of global climate change in the next century with shifts in its biological
communities, rising sea level, and modified water supplies. |