Desert Water Agency is increasing its grass removal rebate budget by $2 million, allowing more customers to apply for the incentive and helping residents conserve water.
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California is negotiating whether or not to voluntarily conserve hundreds of thousands of acre-feet of water due to the drought.
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A severe drought is drying up the Colorado River and draining the nation’s largest reservoirs — Lake Mead and Lake Powell.
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A sustainable aquifer is essential for the future economic prosperity of the Coachella Valley,” said CVWD Board President John Powell, Jr. “These conservation actions will encourage water-use efficiency and move us toward meeting the state’s goal of a 15% overall reduction in water use.”
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Palm Springs is one of the top water users in the state, despite a historic drought. “We are probably in the top 10%,” said Ashley Metzger, Director of Public Affairs & Water Planning for Desert Water Agency. In July, Governor Gavin Newsom called on Californians to voluntarily cut back on water by 15%. Instead, Desert […]
