Claims Journal: Experts Alarmed at Lack of Warning at California Dam Oroville Mercury Register: Oroville fish hatchery open for viewing, salmon arriving slowly Facility Executive Magazine: Reduce Energy Use, And Save Water Sacramento Bee: Delta tunnels won’t help on climate change NBC2 News: Weather blog: Breaking the drought Stockton Record: Slow trickle of progress on groundwater reform Modesto Bee: Live in Modesto? […]
Continue ReadingSacramento Bee: The Oroville Dam crisis was a good thing for these people Catholic Online: Headworks Cracking Risking 3 Highest Level FERC Category 1 … WAVY-TV: Experts: Lack of warning at Oroville dam raises alarms Economic Times: Acidified ocean water found along US West Coast Daily Democrat: Sites Reservoir: Bond fund proposal must be ready in August Voice of San […]
Continue ReadingNew emergency siren installed at dam that forced evacuations (Associated Press) Officials say they have installed a new emergency siren at a Northern California dam whose damaged spillway forced evacuations earlier this year. Experts: Lack of Warning at Oroville Dam Raises Alarm (Associated Press) The sudden collapse of spillways at the nation’s highest dam has […]
Continue ReadingAssociated Press: New Emergency Siren Installed at Dam That Forced Evacuations Seeley Swan Pathfinder: Solid Rock Phys.Org: America’s dam crisis—was Oroville just a drop in the bucket? KCRA Sacramento: Crews tear into what’s left of Oroville Dam’s spillway U.S. News & World report: Santa Barbara Reactivates Seawater Desalination Plant KERO 23ABC News: Rising Kern River invading homes Central Valley Business […]
Continue ReadingA message from the State Water Resources Control Board The State Water Resources Control Board released Notice of Public Hearing, Opportunity for Public Comment, and Adoption Meeting on the proposed Amendment to General Permit for Storm Water Discharges from Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems (MS4). The Public Hearing is scheduled for July 5, 2017 The […]
Continue ReadingA message from the State Water Resources Control Board The State Water Resources Control Board released a Notice of Opportunity for Public Comment, Staff Workshop, Public Hearing and Notice of Filing on the proposed Part 3 of the Water Quality Control Plan for Inland Surface Waters, Enclosed Bays, and Estuaries of California—Bacteria Provisions and […]
Continue ReadingParadise Post: Editorial: Now that the state is paying attention, money will needed KRCRTV.com: National groups create team for Oroville Spillway investigation WaterWorld: How Aging Infrastructure, Sea Level Rise, and Growing Public … WaterWorld The Mercury News: Editorial: Trump pick would drain Delta water supply KSBY San Luis Obispo News: Santa Barbara residents begin receiving water from desal plant ABC10: El […]
Continue ReadingCalifornia Desalination News Update – May 26, 2017 CalDesal is pleased to send along some links to some news items over the past few weeks that refer to desalination projects in California. State Wide Poll reveals support for Desalination (some of the news articles) http://www.acwa.com/news/desalination/statewide-poll-shows-californians-strongly-support-seawater-desalination http://www.tulchinresearch.com/2017/05/04/new-statewide-poll-shows-californians-overwhelmingly-support-seawater-desalination/ http://californiawaternewsdaily.com/infrastructure/seawater-desalination-overwhelmingly-support-by-californians-in-every-demographic-group/ […]
Continue ReadingFLOATING AQUATIC VEGETATION CONTROL PROGRAM Department of Parks and Recreation Division of Boating and Waterways Water Hyacinth, Spongeplant and Water Primrose Treatments for May 29 thru June 2, 2017 Herbicide treatment of invasive floating aquatic vegetation began on March 1, 2017, the earliest date the program […]
Continue ReadingLos Angeles Times: Here’s why we should think about protecting California fish News Deeply: Oroville Dam in Miniature: Scale Model Helps Repair Damaged … CBS News: Wildfires on the rise due to drought and climate change Marketplace.org: California’s drought is all but over, but some wells are still dry Jefferson Public Radio: West Coast Study Suggests Long Term Impacts of […]
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