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San Diego Region Well-Prepared for Water Year 2026

San Diego County has plenty of water to meet demands in water year 2026, thanks to the regional investments in water reliability over the past three decades.

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4 days ago

Today and every day, we celebrate the #women who keep our water flowing. From engineers and operators to scientists, communicators, and leaders, the women of the Water Authority play a vital role in protecting one of our most important resources. ... See MoreSee Less

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"So inspiring to see such strong leadership protecting our most important resources. Keep up the amazing work!"

The Water Authority was recently featured in the LA Times highlighting the proposed agreement that could help address water shortages across the Colorado River Basin while creating potential benefits for local ratepayers. Read the full story ⬇️ lat.ms/4bkQ7aW ... See MoreSee Less

1 week ago

Big news for water in the West.
New agreements could reshape regional water supply.
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Been saying that for years now. They should build desalination plants on 50 miles center, from San Diego to San Lewis Obispo. Built pipelines to lakes in the local coastal mountains, then generate electricity from hydro power plants with zero carbon footprint. Let the farmers in the Central Valley keep their water. They will use it to feed the world. 🌎

Decades late, but thank goodness under consideration.

Massive electricity requirements for one small desal plant raising resident prices and affecting air quality. We should be pursuing wave generation as it is nearly unlimited.

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