When Governor Jerry Brown issued his mandatory water cutbacks, Big Bear Lake was meeting the implemented numbers. However, as time has gone on, the mountain community’s conservation number has plummeted. In order to meet their 16 percent reduction, Big Bear Lake’s Department of Water and Power has launched a new …
Read More »Kern County Supervisor weary of Cal Water rates
Kern County Supervisor Mike Maggard, wants to hold Cal Water responsible for the agency’s water procedures. As it stands, Cal Water is fining metered households who go over their allotment, as a means of following Governor Jerry Brown’s mandatory water cutbacks. Maggard, on the other hands, says unmetered homes should …
Read More »NASA studies impact of El Nino
For months, Californians have been hearing about the severe impact El Nino is going to have on the state and the nation. NASA has begun studying El Nino, predicting that the powerful storm will bring more rain than snow and slightly offset the severe impacts the California drought has had throughout the region. …
Read More »Dublin San Ramon Services District receives conservation award
The Dublin San Ramon Services District received recognition from the Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA) for their communications and outreach programs to promote water conservation. The agency received ACWA’s Huell Howser Best in Blue Award. “Dublin San Ramon Services District’s public outreach campaign is an excellent example of the …
Read More »Obama Administration’s water plan
On Tuesday, the Obama administration announced their two-part strategy for water conservation. Ideally, the administration wants to boost water sustainability by utilizing water-efficient and water reuse technologies as well as promoting and investing in research and development that reduces the price and energy costs of new water supply technology. The …
Read More »Ballot measure seeks to fine water wasters
A new ballot initiative, entitled “The California Water Conservation, Flood Control and Stormwater Management Act of 2016” was submitted to the Attorney General’s office for consideration during the 2016 election. The California State Association of Counties, the Association of California Water Agencies and the League of California Cities came together …
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