Earlier this month, ARCHES – a California initiative targeted towards the transition to renewable energy – teamed up with the U.S. Department of Energy to announce that California will receive
As the summer heat intensifies in California, wildfire season is in full effect. Wildfires have already burned through roughly 90,000 acres across the state, and summer and wildfire season have
Last month, an exciting update was made on one of the most significant infrastructure initiatives currently underway in California, the Floating Offshore Wind Staging and Integration facility known as the
Cleaner Way to Access Water Southern California’s homes, businesses, and farms get water from several sources, including the Colorado River, recycling, desalination plants, and groundwater. Water that comes from ground
To the editor: I write with great concern in response to the Dec. 6 column authored by Michael Hiltzik. Hiltzik argues that drought-stricken Californians should oppose a common-sense plan to convey water
Commentary This is a thirsty state. Having recently survived the severe 2011-17 drought, California now is in the second year of a new drought that began in 2020. We need every drop
Business columnist Michael Hiltzik slams water use and supply company Cadiz, Inc. for “exploiting” the California drought to push a project he seems determined to cast in a negative light.
Saving for a Non-Rainy Day The water districts in Riverside County have joined together to safeguard against future droughts. The Santa Ana River Conservation and Conjunctive Use Project (SARCCUP) is
