California, San Diego Out of Drought Danger, for Now
Californians don’t have to worry too much about drought for the foreseeable future.
The state’s Department of Water Resources said Tuesday’s snowpack survey revealed the...
Desalination — Can it Help us Survive Water Scarcity?
From Ancient Greek sailors boiling seawater to Romans using clay pipes to filter salt, making saltwater drinkable through desalination has a long history.
But modern...
The High-Tech Ways San Diego’s Water Transmission Pipelines are Maintained
It takes a lot of pipelines to get water to all of San Diego County’s nearly three-and-a-half-million people. This story is about large-diameter pipelines.
Three...
Can the Ocean Save the Colorado River? San Diego Thinks so.
Voice of San Diego
by MacKenzie Elmer
Facing rising costs and rates, the leaders of San Diego’s water lifelines are looking to sell some of its...
3 New California Agreements Announced to Save Colorado River Water; Billions...
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The federal government announced three new conservation agreements to bolster water storage in Lake Mead and Lake Powell on Tuesday.
The...
Vista Based Applied Membranes Inc. Leader in Water Treatment and Reuse...
By TR Robertson Some photos supplied by Applied Membranes, Inc.
In his garage in 1983, Dr. Gil Dhawan might not have realized that one day...
City of San Diego Releases 600 Million Gallons of Water from...
SAN DIEGO — Record rainstorms across the county have forced the City of San Diego to release hundreds of millions of gallons of water...
Bomb Cyclone To Dump More Water Than in Lake Mead on...
California is expected to receive more rainfall by Friday from an atmospheric river storm than what Lake Mead in Nevada—the largest reservoir in the...
Rollercoaster Weather Shows Why California Needs Better Infrastructure for Wetter Years
IN SUMMARY
California could see another very wet winter, or it might not. The unpredictability proves that the state should be building infrastructure to handle...
Oceanside Beach Jury Makes Recommendation Watch Video
OCEANSIDE — After more than two years, the city’s aggressive and innovative Coastal Resilience Competition is nearing the end.
The three firms — Scape, International...
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