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Share on FacebookApril 22, 2013
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Tag Archives: Water Efficiency
April 9, 2013
by Kristin Eberhard
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LADWP is walking the walk on energy efficiency
Kristin Eberhard, Legal Director, Western Energy and Climate Projects, Santa Monica
LADWP recently released its “Energy Efficiency Portfolio Business Plan” for fiscal years 2012-2014. For the past few years, LADWP has been t… Continue reading
March 14, 2013
by Kate Poole
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What to Look For in The New Bay Delta Conservation Plan
Kate Poole, Senior Attorney, San Francisco
NRDC, Defenders of Wildlife, the Planning and Conservation League, and The Bay Institute released the following statement today about the latest draft plan from the State of California for… Continue reading
October 19, 2012
by Tracy Quinn
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San Francisco’s Green Credentials in Question when it comes to Water Efficiency
Tracy Quinn, Water Policy Analyst, Santa Monica, California
San Francisco has a reputation as one of the most environmentally progressive cities in the country, if not the world, and in many respects that assertion is correct. Acc… Continue reading
May 25, 2012
by Jonathan Kaplan
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Food becomes an official NRDC interest area
Jonathan Kaplan, Senior Policy Specialist, San Francisco
In the latest indicator of NRDC’s growing commitment to sustainable food systems, our communications team posted the first ever NRDC food page last week. My favorite a… Continue reading
February 14, 2012
by Barry Nelson
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The Path to Success in the Bay-Delta
Barry Nelson, Senior Policy Analyst, Water Program, San Francisco
In his State of the State address, Governor Brown emphasized his commitment to developing a visionary Bay-Delta plan that will restore the estuary and its fish, and ensur… Continue reading
November 2, 2011
by Kelly Coplin
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Building Rivers: A Million Toilets Can’t Be Wrong
Kelly Coplin, Water Program Assistant, San Francisco
Building Rivers Blog Series
A New Era of California Water Solutions
Santa Monica and Other Cities Increase Water Self-Reliance
The Yolo Bypass – Hiding in Plain Sigh… Continue reading
Share on FacebookOctober 25, 2011
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NRDC in the News 10/25: Keystone XL concerns, air pollution rule delay, water shortages, and more…
NRDC News, NRDC News Team, NRDC Offices Worldwide
Anthony Swift was quoted in a Bloomberg BusinessWeek story about Nebraska Gov. Heineman’s call for a special legislative session to consider ways the state may change the prop… Continue reading
August 18, 2011
by Ed Osann
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Yet Another Wake Up Call for the Colorado Basin States
Ed Osann, Senior Policy Analyst, Santa Monica How many alarms can you sleep through? Two or three, maybe? How about ten years’ worth, or twenty, or thirty? Over the last several decades, the weight of evidence has steadily grown… Continue reading
Share on FacebookMarch 22, 2011
by Barry Nelson
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Building Rivers – a New Era of California Water Solutions
Barry Nelson, Senior Policy Analyst, Water Program, San Francisco World Water Day is an appropriate time to mark the start of a new era in the history of California water policy. Sometimes, the start of a new chapter in our collective history is … Continue reading
Share on FacebookMarch 22, 2011
by Barry Nelson
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Building Rivers – a New Era of California Water Solutions
Barry Nelson, Senior Policy Analyst, Water Program, San Francisco World Water Day is an appropriate time to mark the start of a new era in the history of California water policy. Sometimes, the start of a new chapter in our collective history is … Continue reading
Share on FacebookNovember 2, 2010
by David Beckman
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No Need to Get Water from the Moon: We Can Use It More Efficiently Right Here
Scientists announced recently that there is more water on the moon than previously thought. In the floor of one crater, they found up to a billion gallons of frozen water—enough to fill 1,500 Olympic-size swimming pools.
This is interesting… Continue reading