San Diego regional water news roundup: Jan 20-26, 2014
Posted by George J Janczyn on January 27, 2014
 Helix Water District’s Lake Jennings is located in … Lakeside. |
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City, county politicians squabbling over Lake Morena Reservoir / KPBS : “The plan is for the city of San Diego to withdraw 2 billion gallons from Lake Morena over about five months, lowering the lake’s level by about 30 feet.” |
Water districts closely watching drought conditions / The Coast News : “Local water districts are closely monitoring a nasty drought to see if water-use restrictions are necessary. For now, it appears they will have adequate supply to draw from…” |
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Colorado River flow cut sharply across southwest due to drought / East County Magazine : “For the first time ever, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation has ordered that supplies of water from the Colorado River and Glen Canyon Dam be slashed…” |
Water conservation garden hires new exhibits director / U-T San Diego : “At a time when the state is in an official drought crisis and habitat loss continues to be an issue, a dedicated venue like The Water Conservation Garden at Cuyamaca College in Rancho San Diego seems to be increasingly relevant…” |
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Panel teaches residents water solutions / 10News.com : ” Environmental experts held a panel Saturday to teach local residents what they can do to help prevent a water crisis in San Diego as California enters a third consecutive dry year…” |
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