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Well Ordinance that needed to be updated was foiled once again by the “usual suspects” Gore, Hopkins and Rabbitt in favor of status quo and gift for wine industry to keep on pumping our public resources for their profit. (Remember before 1970 no grapes were watered of course lower yields and less $ for the …
3-2 Vote Again…usual Supervisors vote for status quo Read More »
A Kingdom from Dust: Stewart Resnick is the biggest farmer in the United States, a fact he has tried to keep hidden while he has shaped what we eat, transformed California’s landscape, and ruled entire towns. But the one thing he can’t control is what he’s most dependent on — water. By Mark Arax FULL …
REGISTER TODAY! 2020 California Water Data Science Symposium This is a message from the State Water Resources Control Board. Good Morning Water Quality Monitoring and Data Science Enthusiasts! We sincerely hope you are all doing well and your loved ones are healthy and safe. The 2020 Water Data Science Symposium planning team has been hard at …
June 29-30: REGISTER TODAY! 2020 California Water Data Science Symposium Read More »
This is a VERY informative water law event. “Panels will feature professionals from all aspects of water law, focusing on the impacts of and relationship between state and federal regulation of drinking water, dam removals, tribal relations surrounding dams, ecosystem-based management, wetlands, and endangered species in California.” 2020 Water Law Symposium Register today to …
Some of the powers of these boards include imminent domain, accessing fees from all water users, making capital improvements (you will pay) and requiring metering. This will set water standards for generations to come. Well owners are not being represented in Napa, Lake and Sonoma counties. This is something we should be on top …
Napa and Lake County: Groundwater basins plans need your input Read More »
Thank you Ken Sund for the great picture! Friday’s Letters to the Editor Preserving groundwater EDITOR: On Nov. 16, I was a citizen spokesperson at the winery/event center public meeting at the Glaser Center in Santa Rosa (“Sides spar over winery rules,” Nov. 17). Very few speakers addressed the issue of water conservation and sustainability …