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Jeffrey Kightlinger and David Pedersen Win SCWC’s 2020 Honorary Awards
The Southern California Water Coalition recognized the general managers of Metropolitan Water District and Las Virgenes Municipal Water District at its 2020 Annual Event and Awards Presentation on Nov. 12.
Conoce más acerca del reutilizamiento del agua
Vea la nueva serie de videos de SCWC en tres partes sobre el reciclaje del agua y cómo nos ayuda a planificar un futuro hídrico sostenible.
SCWC Urges MWD Approval of Funds for Delta Conveyance and Recycled Water
The Southern California Water Coalition has sent two letters to the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Board of Directors urging...
Fall 2020 Water Events You Don’t Want to Miss
The Southern California Water Coalition’s annual event and award presentation on Nov. 12, 2020 is one of several important water events happening this fall. Check out our blog to learn more.
West Basin Brings Recycled Water to SoFi Stadium
Football season kicks off in 2020 in sustainable style at SoFi Stadium, where SCWC Founding Member West Basin has completed a recycled water project aimed to help drought-proof the complex.
Watch Stormwater Matters Webinar Video On Demand
View Stormwater Matters webinar to hear our expert panel discuss how stormwater capture and reuse is gaining serious traction as key to California’s future water supplies.
In Praise of California’s Water Resilience Portfolio
Life in California has changed dramatically over the past five months, but one thing hasn’t changed: the need for safe, clean and affordable water. Our thoughts on the Newsom Administration’s Water Resilience Portfolio’s vision for the state’s water future.
SCWC Board elects San Bernardino County Supervisor Janice Rutherford as Chair
Janice Rutherford, Supervisor for San Bernardino County’s Second District, is the new Chair of the Southern California Water Coalition’s Board of Trustees.
Register for SCWC’s Stormwater Matters Webinar
The August 6 webinar on Stormwater Matters: Increasing Water Supplies While Reducing Pollution will feature an expert panel offering thoughts on how water agencies and cities ensure dry weather runoff and first flush don’t go to waste.