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Feb. 20, 2020 |
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| As part of Metropolitan's continued efforts to encourage Southern Californians to use water efficiently, a series of commercial spotlights have been released to show what happens when three water-wasters get caught in the act and learn how scary, tragic and offensive wasting water really is. Read the press release and article. |
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Voluntary Agreements Framework for Delta Announced
| The Newsom Administration recently announced a framework for voluntary agreements to provide additional science, habitat and environmental flows for the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers watershed and the delta. "A shared, voluntary approach to balancing the beneficial uses of water from the Sierra is far better for California's people and environment than years of litigation," said General Manager Jeffrey Kightlinger. Read the full statement. |
Metropolitan is beginning the process to develop the 2020 Integrated Water Resources Plan. The Metropolitan Board’s Integrated Resources Plan Special Committee will kick-off this regional planning effort on Tuesday, Feb. 25 at 9 am. Learn more. |
Metropolitan Releases Annual Report to the California State Legislature
| A report prepared annually by Metropolitan shows significant achievements in fiscal year 2018-2019. Metropolitan invested $45 million in water conservation, recycled water and groundwater recovery, reducing per-capita water use in Southern California by one-third since 1990 - a cumulative water savings of nearly 3 million acre-feet. |
Join us on a tour of the Regional Recycled Water Advanced Purification Center
Tours of the Regional Recycled Water Advanced Purification Center are available. Sign up today for a chance to see the center's purification process and learn about a new potential source of water for Southern California. |
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