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2018 California H2O Women State Water Board’s Chair Felicia Marcus speaks on Recycled Water Policy.
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Classic English literature shows us how “weird” is the ultimate dig at Republicans | Opinion sacbee.com/opinion/op-ed/art…
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Why California Insists on Wasting Its Scarce Water Supply.
Harvesting its abundant storm runoff would allow the state to leave the Colorado River alone.
bit.ly/3B2ovo6 by @edring via @WSJ
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In @mercnews: Yosemite Valley to reopen as ‘Big Melt’ flood concerns persist across California. tinyurl.com/bdz5j6sv #cawater cc: @CA_DWR @WaterEdFdn @LISABEUTLER @FeliciaMarcus @JayLund113 @ByIanJames
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How is the Water Board helping bring clean water to millions in Los Angeles? By providing $$ for LADWP’s Tujunga Well Field facility, which will help remove #contaminants in LA's #groundwater when finished.
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Ellen has big shoes to fill. Let’s help her and PPIC find the next great leader for the Water Policy Center.
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Lake Powell reached a new all-time low today.
Data from @usbr shows the reservoir at an elevation of 3,522.16 ft, breaking a record set last April.
Cant help but remember Al Kalin as we celebrate this milestone. – at California, USA
Milestone at #SaltonSea today! At the Species Conservation Habitat project, the #NewRiver is making its way into diversion structure that will soon allow water to flow into habitat ponds to provide #environmental benefit and improve #airquality.
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Did you know if you're a local leader or policy maker you can visit lgc.org/sawpa to complete workshops and receive your Watershed Ambassador certificates! Visit today to see how collaboration can help protect our most precious resource — water💦
#watereducation #sawpa
Climate change demands reorganizing California policies and institutions | CalMatters calmatters.org/commentary/20…
Happy to look forward to Ian James byline at the LATimes. Welcome back to Ca
So stoked that my friend and former Desert Sun colleague Ian James is joining our environment team. If you haven't read Ian's western water coverage before, you'd better subscribe to @latimes so you can start. He is the best in the business.
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Check out Sam Learner’s River Runner and follow a rain drop from anywhere in the US. Learn where your drop travels after it leaves you.
Just finished up the river flow project that I tweeted a video of a couple of days ago. It uses @USGS data to trace the path of a raindrop from anywhere in the contiguous US. You can give it a try here: river-runner.samlearner.com/
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Honored "Climate Change From the Streets" won the Sprout Award for best book in int'll environmental studies/politics from the International Studies Association @isanet My book shows climate politics are racialized at local & global scales.
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Where in the water world is the @WaterEdFdn team and what #cawater project are we working on? 😉
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We launched our 2021 Water Leaders class today with an orientation, where they learned about their #cawater project for the year -- on #WaterEquity -- from our ED @Jenn_Bowles.
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Right person, right time - more of this please in 2021!
It is truly an honor and a privilege to serve the city, my family and I have called home for almost two decades! Thank you mayor @LondonBreed for the opportunity! I looked forward to working with you, my fellow commissioners and the amazing staff @sfpuc to move SF forward!
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"Water systems, public agencies, and regulators are not prioritizing clean water for everyone. A quick survey of recent reports finds: Two million people in the US are denied basic plumbing and running water...This didn’t happen by accident." waterfdn.org/thirsty-for-dem…
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I think it's fair to say the message is starting to sink in. One wishes it hadn't taken this much time and this much trauma






























