Dry boats The county boat inspection program seems to be functioning. “By 2 p.m. Saturday, inspectors at Anderson Lake had climbed into… Continue reading “Dry boats”…
The virtual river Barry Nelson, the director of the Natural Resources Defense Council’s Western Water Project, writes in this essay in the San… Continue reading “The virtual river”…
Harvesting the rain The Sacramento Bee (probably my all-time favorite newspaper name) has run a couple articles lately about rainwater harvesting. Columnist Dan… Continue reading “Harvesting the rain”…
Reduce, reuse, recycle II Assemblymember Paul Krekorian, D-Burbank, is currently carrying AB 2153, which would require new development to mitigate new water use. Krekorian’s… Continue reading “Reduce, reuse, recycle II”…
No budget yet I haven’t experienced SCVWD budget workshops before, but the ones this week are, by the Board’s report, much more detailed… Continue reading “No budget yet”…
Mussel beach The Nevada Appeal (I love newspaper names) is running a series of articles on invasive mussels, in particular, their threat… Continue reading “Mussel beach”…
Cry me a river This morning was National River Cleanup Day, sponsored locally by Hands on Bay Area: I helped out on the Guadalupe… Continue reading “Cry me a river”…
While God created the world, the Dutch created the Netherlands The Dutch Embassy has published a booklet outlining the similar delta management challenges faced by the Netherlands (where two-thirds of… Continue reading “While God created the world, the Dutch created the Netherlands”…
The third “R” From the Contra Costa Times, an eloquent op-ed about recycled water all over the Bay Area. In the 21st century… Continue reading “The third “R””…