San Clemente City Council voted on June 7 to introduce multiple initiatives that will strive to reduce potable water consumption amid a Water Shortage Level 2 Water Alert.
A new report by Surfrider Foundation shows that while some communities are continuing to struggle with high bacteria levels in their beaches, bays and waterways, the majority of test samples taken in much of the nation’s coastal areas last year revealed low levels of bacteria.
STEVE KNOBLOCK, San Clemente councilmember A state-of-the-art desalinization plant is the most logical, practical and cost-efficient means of generating clean drinking water for San Clemente…
NOAH WEBSTER, Rancho Mission Viejo The enormous oil conglomerate can erect pipelines from Alaska to the Gulf of Mexico, which sometimes break or leak and…
By C. Jayden Smith While the progress of the Doheny Ocean Desalination Project appears to now be gaining steam, South Coast Water District staff members…
Steven Knoblock By Councilmember Steve Knoblock Our government was created to establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare…
Cost Analysis for Desalination Presented to SCWD Board By Lillian Boyd Ocean desalination has been named as one of the South Coast Water District’s top…
Steven Knoblock By Councilmember Steve Knoblock The Good: San Clemente may soon have the opportunity to become free of our dependency on imported water by…
By Shawn Raymundo An ongoing study on the quality of the country’s drinking water conducted by a national environmental group shows that several contaminants found…
San Clemente-based Surfrider Foundation takes the ‘Clean Water Act case of the century’ to nation’s highest court By Jake Howard On Nov. 6, the Surfrider…
