Fort Bragg Orders Restaurants to Use Plastic Dishware, Cutlery
Wed, 10/7/2015
The drought is at it again.
By Edmund Tuck
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Listen: NPR Feature on One Downside of Water Conservation
Tue, 09/29/2015
The water districts aren’t selling as much water and are now facing revenue gaps.
Listen: KPCC Feature on Water-Wise California Cities of the Near Future
Thu, 09/17/2015
The short radio bit is styled as a day in the life of a resident of a California city in the year 2040.
Carlsbad Contracting Out for a Water Reuse System
Thu, 09/10/2015
The city is using H2O Innovation to design and manufacture a system that will have a capacity of 3 million gallons a day.
CalTrans Proposes Wildlife Overpass on 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills
Thu, 09/3/2015
P-32’s memory lives on as a proposal to build a landscaped bridge over the freeway.
P-32 was the rogue mountain lion that died crossing Interstate 5 last month.
Millions of “Shade Balls” Now Protecting L.A. Reservoir
Thu, 08/13/2015
In the midst of California’s relentless drought, one major California city is quite literally keep its eye on the ball.
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