Lipkis: Wiser Drought Policies & Collaboration Can Save Our Trees
Andy, California’s drought is Issue One in California today. How are trees impacted? What role do they play in managing water conservation? Trees, especially native ones like oaks and sycamores, are a...
View ArticleValue of Optimizing Data for Water Management: A WaterSmart Approach
On March 22, World Water Day, there was a US Water Summit focused on clean water, energy, and water efficiency. WaterSmart was invited and attended that conference. What motivated your involvement in...
View ArticleMetro LA’s Water Supply Increasingly Relying on Management of Stormwater
Tell us about programs the county has in place as part of the regional effort to use local water to replenish our underground system and to substitute for imported water.Gary Hildebrand: The county...
View ArticleThe ‘Place’ of Water in Urban Design: ARUP's Vincent Lee
Vincent Lee: What does “design with water” mean?It’s a framework for rethinking the place of water in the urban design process, and putting it back at the heart of the design process for the built...
View ArticleClimate Change Impacts on California's Water Supply Require MWD to Prioritize...
How has California’s four-year drought affected the priorities of the Metropolitan Water District?Jeff Kightlinger: It’s affected our priorities in a couple ways. One is that while we typically plan...
View ArticleMWD’s Kightlinger on Drought: Water in the Age of Uncertainty
Jeff Kighlinger: The Metropolitan Water District is the regional water wholesaler for Southern California. Our service area covers Ventura County in the North all the way down to the Mexican Border,...
View ArticleSAWPA’s Celeste Cantú : ‘One Water One Watershed’
Celeste, share how your background as a city planner has influenced your work and leadership of the Santa Ana River Watershed Project Authority. There was a transition in between being a planning...
View ArticleSingapore's Water Leadership: Building a Model for Sustainable Cities
We speak today at the 2017 STS Forum in Kyoto, where you are a panelist. Share with our readers the Centre for Liveable Cities’ mission and accomplishments to date.Khoo Teng Chye: The Centre for...
View ArticleLipkis: Wiser Drought Policies & Collaboration Can Save Our Trees
Andy, California’s drought is Issue One in California today. How are trees impacted? What role do they play in managing water conservation? Trees, especially native ones like oaks and sycamores, are a...
View ArticleValue of Optimizing Data for Water Management: A WaterSmart Approach
On March 22, World Water Day, there was a US Water Summit focused on clean water, energy, and water efficiency. WaterSmart was invited and attended that conference. What motivated your involvement in...
View ArticleMetro LA’s Water Supply Increasingly Relying on Management of Stormwater
Tell us about programs the county has in place as part of the regional effort to use local water to replenish our underground system and to substitute for imported water.Gary Hildebrand: The county...
View ArticleThe ‘Place’ of Water in Urban Design: ARUP's Vincent Lee
Vincent Lee: What does “design with water” mean?It’s a framework for rethinking the place of water in the urban design process, and putting it back at the heart of the design process for the built...
View ArticleClimate Change Impacts on California's Water Supply Require MWD to Prioritize...
How has California’s four-year drought affected the priorities of the Metropolitan Water District?Jeff Kightlinger: It’s affected our priorities in a couple ways. One is that while we typically plan...
View ArticleSingapore's Water Leadership: Building a Model for Sustainable Cities
We speak today at the 2017 STS Forum in Kyoto, where you are a panelist. Share with our readers the Centre for Liveable Cities’ mission and accomplishments to date.Khoo Teng Chye: The Centre for...
View ArticleMWD’s Kightlinger on Drought: Water in the Age of Uncertainty
Jeff Kighlinger: The Metropolitan Water District is the regional water wholesaler for Southern California. Our service area covers Ventura County in the North all the way down to the Mexican Border,...
View ArticleSAWPA’s Celeste Cantú : ‘One Water One Watershed’
Celeste, share how your background as a city planner has influenced your work and leadership of the Santa Ana River Watershed Project Authority. There was a transition in between being a planning...
View ArticleMark Pestrella on LA County’s Transformative Stormwater Plan
The LA County Public Works has begun taking community input on its Safe, Clean Water infrastructure program. Could you share the program’s goals?Mark Pestrella: It’s an exciting day for us to finally...
View ArticleSup. Sheila Kuehl on Measure W: The Safe, Clean Water Act
More than 18 months ago, you unveiled plans to develop a funding measure for neighborhood stormwater capture programs throughout Los Angeles County. In November, Measure W—a parcel tax to raise money...
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Jack Baylis: A How to Guide for Capturing LA’s Wet Weather in a Changing Climate
California has seen sizable rainfall this winter, with Downtown Los Angeles receiving 12.91 inches of rain since October alone—167 percent above average for this time of year. How much of this rain did...
View ArticleCalEPA Secretary Blumenfeld on Governor Newsom's Water & Climate Priorities
Secretary Blumenfeld, as Governor Newsom’s appointee to lead California’s Environmental Protection Agency, you bring a wealth of federal and local experience to address one of the Governor’s highest...
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