By Edward Ring, Director of Water and Energy Policy at the California Policy Center Why is it axiomatic among California’s water agencies and policymakers that large scale desalination is inconceivable in California? That certainly isn’t the case in other arid...
RES Project Manager: “Surgery is over, healing can begin” The end of construction activity on four priority tributaries to the Klamath River was marked with a “restoration celebration” hosted by Resource Environmental Solutions (RES) and attended last week by tribal...
A new study finds that a microplastic concentration of just 0.4% alters the drainage of soil, which could affect the growth of crops and other plants. By Mark DeGraff, EOS As global plastic production has ballooned, small fragments of plastic...
The tech industry’s soaring electricity and water demands are raising consumer rates and threatening sustainability goals. This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here. A new kind of gold rush is sweeping the West,...
Less recycled sewage into drinking water means more reliance on the increasingly unstable Colorado River and expensive desal By MacKenzie Elmer, Voice of San Diego In September, the San Diego City Council gave the mayor a month to find ratepayers...
