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The Private Sector as Part of the Solution to Address Water Security and Sanitation Issues in Brazil

A few months after the 8th World Water Forum (8th WWF) in Brasilia, between November 26th and 28th, the Brazilian Association of Sanitary and Environmental Engineering (ABES, in the Portuguese acronym) held the first ever Rio Water Week (RWW) event in Rio de Janeiro.

Water War in California: Two Agencies Fight over Colorado River Drought Plan with a Crucial Deadline Looming

U.S. Group Says ‘Big’ Residents Don’t Need Safer Water

Environmental Crisis in Salton Sea Area Could Upend Drought Contingency Plan

What’s Ahead for California Following Waterlogged Winter?

California Is Missing the Chance to Collect Trillions of Gallons of Rainwater

Despite California’s Long Drought, Trillions of Gallons of Rainwater Wastefully Flowing into Sea

Why California’s Droughts and Floods Will Only Get Worse

February Storms Wash Away Drought Conditions. Will San Diegans Continue to Conserve?

Push for Salton Sea Restoration Stalls Drought Plans in the West — We Get the Latest

Comment Letter on the Progress of Phase 1 of the Salton Sea Management Program

Comment letter on the progress of Phase 1 of the Salton Sea Management Program sent to the California State Water Resources Control Board by Alianza Coachella Valley, Audubon California, Defenders of Wildlife, Environmental Defense Fund, KDI, the Pacific Institute, and the Sierra Club.

Disputes Over Water Will be an Increasing Source of International Tension

Comment Letter on the State Water Board’s Low Income Water Rates Assistance Draft Report

This comment letter provides feedback and recommendations on the draft report “Options for Implementation of a Statewide Low-Income Water Rate Assistance Program.”

California Touts Desalination, but Take It With a Grain of Salt

Bid To Secure Cash For The Salton Sea Stalls Colorado River Drought Plan

Press Democrat Editorial: California Needs to Save More of Its Rainwater

Salton Sea Money Demand Clogs Up Colorado River Drought Plans

Wet Winter Mostly Wasted in California

California Wastes Most of Its Rainwater, Which Simply Goes down the Drain

Sustainable Landscapes on Commercial and Industrial Properties in the Santa Ana River Watershed

Pressures on water resources are intensifying due to aging infrastructure, population growth, and climate change, among other factors. With vast expanses of water-intensive turf grass and large impervious surfaces, most urbanized communities are ill-adapted to these pressures.

The History of Poisoning the Well

Imperial Irrigation District ties Colorado River plan to Salton Sea funds. Make it happen.

Speaking of Water – Looking back at 2018, Ahead to 2019

Slaking the World’s Thirst with Seawater Dumps Toxic Brine in Oceans

Sustainable Development Update – February 2019 #3