The California Water Commission will host a public meeting to update on the State Water Project and the Harvest Water Program.

This initiative aims to produce up to 150 million gallons of purified water daily, serving 1.5 million residents, and represents a major effort to recycle wastewater to

California doesn't have a water scarcity problem. It has a distribution problem, according to Nícola Ulibarrí, whose new research is reshaping how policymakers think about one of the state's most pressing challenges.

California nears approval of the Bay‑Delta Plan, a major water policy that could affect farms, water bills, and the environment.

The bills are a bid to reduce a drinking water deficit that the California Department of Water Resources said will reach 6 million acre-feet annually by 2040. An acre-foot of water is about 326,000 gallons, or enough to support two to three families for a year.

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In addition to financial contributions, Group’s held its 3 rd annual Season of Service over the holidays, with approximately half of the company’s employees across California, Hawaii, New Mexico, and Washington donating their time and efforts to community volunteer projects.

Soon after wildfires ripped through Los Angeles last year, California politicians and the media knew whom to blame: the oil companies whose product is supposedly driving climate change. Rep.

Urban water users generally pay higher rates because water for homes in coastal cities must travel long distances through an elaborate network of infrastructure. It also needs to be treated and then pressurized for use on demand.