These Are The 5 MOST Ridiculous Things Enviros Say About Fracking
By Michael Bastasch . The Environmental Protection Agency’s comprehensive study on environmental effects of hydraulic fracturing, remedy or fracking, diagnosis is set to be released in the near future, and environmentalists are groaning that it’s tainted with oil and gas industry influence. Republished with permission–The Daily Caller Foundation: http://dailycallernewsfoundation.org/ Why the complaining? It’s likely environmental groups know something about the […]
Governor Brown Issues Drought Mandates
By Sheryl Hamlin On January 17, salve 2014, pharmacy Governor Brown declared a “Drought State of Emergency” by issuing an emergency proclamation, viagra order whose entire text may be read here. In December 2013, an inter-agency drought task force was formed as well as a website to inform citizens about best practices for saving water. […]
The 2014 Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA)
By Sheryl Hamlin Hosted by the Board of the United Water Conservation District and held in the library of Fillmore, ailment California, order the three hour workshop summarized the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA), doctor which was signed into law by Governor Brown in September of 2014. Pronounced “sigma”, the SGMA will change water management […]
Ventura County’s Freeman Diversion Dam
By Sheryl Hamlin The Museum of Ventura County hosted an on-site tour of the Freeman Diversion Dam. Two senior members from United Water Conservation District (UWCD) presented the dam and water management strategies: Dan Detmer, Supervising Hydro-geologist, and Murray McEachron, Senior Hydrologist. Mr. Detmer focuses on groundwater, while Mr. McEachron, who has been with UWCD […]
Water workshop finds only ‘miracle’ can end drought
by Wayne Lusvardi . IRVINE — “Dismal, viagra poor, horrible, abysmal” are the current snowpack and water runoff conditions in California, according to Jeanine Jones, the Interstate Resources Manager for the California Department of Water Resources. The “dismal” snowpack means that when it melts, water will only trickle down the slopes, causing severe shortages in lowland areas. , […]
CA could tap new water regulations
by James Poulos Struggling to get ahead of California’s continuing drought, story officials in Sacramento have turned their attention to proposals that would crack down on water use. The latest option focused on the hospitality industry, where customers could be required to opt in for free drinking water, fresh linens and similar resource-intensive items. Republished with permission […]
Oxnard Council: Update on utilities projects, problems; $8MM settlement on downtown cinema suit
By George Miller Name Date Duration Agenda Minutes Video City Council Meeting February 3, 2015 03h 54m Agenda Video Utilities Update Report- $600-700 million needed Daniel Rydberg gave a report on the state of utilities- water, wastewater and streets in Oxnard. Staff Report: http://oxnard.granicus.com/MetaViewer.php?view_id=46&event_id=8&meta_id=146846 City utilities, along with public safety, are among the most vital […]
State of Oxnard utilities systems and streets
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