Encinitas firm CycloPure reports advance in water decontamination
North Coast Current
March 9, 2019
Filed under Business, BUSINESS NOTES, Encinitas
Encinitas-based firm CycloPure Inc. recently announced a significant advancement in its technology to remove manmade chemicals from contaminated water.
Lake Hodges at two-thirds capacity as forecast calls for more rain
Dan Weisman, The Escondido Grapevine
March 6, 2019
Filed under Del Mar, Encinitas, Escondido, NEIGHBORS, North County, Olivenhain, Rancho Santa Fe, Region, Solana Beach
More rain in one of San Diego County’s rainiest of winter seasons is expected to drop an inch or two across the region through Friday, but Lake Hodges Dam is holding strong.
5 water-saving New Year’s resolutions
StatePoint
January 6, 2019
Filed under MERCHANTS' SQUARE
It’s that time of year to start setting New Year’s resolutions: work out more; get a new job; save money. While these are admirable goals, have you considered how your resolutions might make a bigger impact? Protecting our water is one of the biggest challenges facing the planet, but many of us...
ENCINITAS: Learn California-friendly landscaping March 5
February 27, 2016
Filed under CURRENT EVENTS, Encinitas, Olivenhain
ENCINITAS — The Olivenhain Municipal Water District hosts California-Friendly Landscape Training workshop on March 5 from 9 a.m. to noon. A certified trainer from the Green Garden Group will guide residents through a three-hour workshop covering a holistic approach to landscape design and maintenance...
Water agencies enact stringent restrictions in drought’s grip
Alex Groves
June 11, 2015
Filed under Cardiff by the Sea, Carlsbad, COASTLINE, Encinitas, Leucadia, Olivenhain, Rancho Santa Fe, Region, San Diego County, San Marcos, Solana Beach
As California endures another year of difficult drought, Gov. Jerry Brown has put mandatory water restrictions in place and has been asking local governments and boards to pick up the slack in order to meet water conservation goals. Brown signed an executive order April 1 requiring the state’s...
Encinitas school district wins $688,000 water awareness grant
North Coast Current
June 11, 2015
Filed under Encinitas, NORTH COAST CAMPUS
The Encinitas Union School District received a $688,000 grant for the Drought Response Outreach Program for Schools, aimed at reducing storm water runoff and encouraging conservation efforts, the district announced June 9. All projects under the grant, also known as DROPS, must have an education/outreach...
Carlsbad OKs $7.3 million recycled-water expansion project
North Coast Current
June 10, 2015
Filed under Carlsbad, LATEST NEWS
The Carlsbad City Council, acting as the Carlsbad Municipal Water District board, approved a $7.3 million contract June 9 to design and build an expansion of the Carlsbad Water Recycling Facility. CDM Constructors won the contract for the project, which will expand the water recycling plant by 75...
From housing to labor issues, North Coast city leaders see full slate for 2015
Alex Groves
January 23, 2015
Filed under Cardiff by the Sea, Carlsbad, COASTLINE, Encinitas, Leucadia, Olivenhain, Politics, Region, San Marcos, Solana Beach
At the start of a new year, city officials across North County are attempting to prioritize issues and come up with comprehensive solutions to challenges associated with growth and an improving economy. Many cities are also trying to determine the best way to finance projects while being fiscally...
Escondido to build pipeline as part of larger vision to meet water demand
Alex Groves
June 18, 2014
Filed under Encinitas, Escondido, NEIGHBORS, Region
The city of Escondido is in the initial phases of creating a $5 million pipeline to transport recycled wastewater from a treatment facility on its west side to agricultural entities on its east and northeast sides. It’s a project that’s one of many slated for completion over the coming decades,...
