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.
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…
By Fred Swegles, Dana Point Times On 177 acres situated between San Clemente’s Talega community and Ortega Highway, mountainous earthworks are taking shape. Santa Margarita…
By Lillian Boyd, Dana Point Times Richard Henry Dana Elementary School is now South Coast Water District’s (SCWD) first school to receive a Murdock water…
By Lillian Boyd, Dana Point Times With recent heavy rainfall in Dana Point, water quality scientists at Ocean Institute want citizens to ask themselves how…
LISA BARTLETT, Orange County Board of Supervisors, 5th District ROY DOHNER, Niguel Shores ERIC NELSON, Lantern District TERRY WALSH, Monarch Beach AGEE KADING, Capistrano Beach…
Examining water conservation, availability and security in South Orange County By Daniel Ritz and Emily Rasmussen Recently, unprecedented water shortages in the African metropolis of…
By Daniel Ritz On May 23, South Coast Water District (SCWD) announced a draft Environmental Impact Review (EIR) was created to evaluate the possible impacts…
