The Sierra snow pack is at 61% of its normal level and there are talks of water rationing in San Diego by summer yet I still see fresh, clean drinking water going down the street. No, people are… more »
Note: The following article appears in the January/February issue of Trends, a publication of the American Bar Association A false choice: Ocean conservation vs. energy developmentBy Angela Howe, Legal Manager, Surfrider Foundation New offshore drilling will neither meaningfully… more »
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Tuesday 1/27 that the expansion of offshore oil drilling should be worked out with Congress as part of a broad energy blueprint and not independent action by his department. In an interview with… more »
Escondido City Council members have the right idea, consider implementing IPR as a SOLUTION! This helps them with their water supply concerns, as this article indicates, the could provide up to 13 million gallons per day of potable… more »
On the left is a photo taken by Wildcoast in June 2008 of a perfectly clean trail in the Tijuana River Valley. In the center is the trail as is stands today. Photo: Sam HodgsonBy ROB DAVIS Monday,… more »
San Diego City Council Approves Agreement with Environmental Groups Over Point Loma Sewage Treatment Exemption City to Undertake Assessment of Sewage System to Identify Reclamation Opportunities January 27, 2009FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CONTACT: Bruce Reznik, 619-851-9997 (cell); 619-758-7743 ext…. more »
ANOTHER WORLD: Los Laureles Canyon, “a secondhand town,” in Tijuana. by Sylvia Tiersten Life’s not bad for Sergio Arreola Armenta—as long as the sun is shining. Four years ago he moved to Colonia de San Bernardo, in Tijuana’s… more »
Check out this list for lots of proposals in the hopper for sewage and water spending. more »
By Brad MelekianUNION-TRIBUNE At the Tijuana Sloughs in Imperial Beach, waves break massive and unrelenting, flawless creations wrought by the combination of rock-reef and deep-water storms carrying with them the force of thousands of miles of open ocean.When… more »
SACRAMENTO–The California Integrated Waste Management Board awarded $250,000 in grants to expedite the installation and establishment of a trash capture and removal system along the California-Mexico border before the arrival of winter/spring rains.The affected area is in the… more »
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