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Technology Exists to Ensure California’s Water Supply Is Unlimited, Only Politics Limit Water
The solution to California's water problems lies, not in draining more Western rivers, but off its own coast: desalinated ocean water.
Feds announce plans for Colorado River water reductions
By Derek Draplin
(The Center Square) – Arizona and Nevada will see less water from the Colorado River under new plans released Tuesday by the...
The Abundance Choice (Or, How to Craft a Water Initiative)
California needs to develop a way to fund vital water infrastructure, a water initiative, with dedicated funding, might be the best method.
CA Legislators Press Gov. Gavin Newsom for Water Infrastructure Funding
(The Center Square) – As California eyes a projected $31 billion budget surplus, Republican lawmakers are urging Gov. Gavin Newsom to allocate funding to...
Biden Administration Suspends Minnesota Copper Mine’s Water Permit
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has suspended the discharge permit it had approved in 2019 for PolyMet’s planned NorthMet copper-nickel mine in northern Minnesota, under the 1972 Clean Water Act.
Harrisburg Nixes Water System Sale, Bucking Trend
Harrisburg is just one of several U.S. cities that considered water utility privatization in 2019, but other municipalities took the step.
Climate Change Weekly #503: Official Temperature Data Isn’t ‘Data’ At All
Even before our first surface stations report in 2009, The Heartland Institute led the way in reporting on problems with the surface temperature record.
Wisconsin Grants $800K for Nitrogen Research on Farm Fields
By Jon Styf
(The Center Square) – Wisconsin awarded more than $800,000 in 18 projects to refine and enhance new methods to use commercial nitrogen...
Climate Change Weekly #499: Is the Bell Tolling for EV Mania?
Electric vehicles have been all the rage among politicians at least since President Barack Obama’s first term in office, but they’ve never really caught on among the unwashed masses.
California is Hardly Harvesting the Deluge
By Edward Ring
A historic barrage of atmospheric rivers hit California. Across the Sierra Nevada and down through the foothills into the valley, rivers turned...
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Assembly-Line Medicine Weakens Doctor-Patient Relationships, Patients’ Health – Interview
Editor’s Note: On July 31, JAMA Network published the results of a survey that found patients’ trust in doctors and hospitals dropped 31 percentage...
Yes, Vote, but Resist the Political Illusion with Elections- Commentary
By John Stonestreet and Glenn Sunshine
Though all elections have consequences—some more than others—they are moments in time. As such, they reflect more than they...
Guidebook Helps Seniors Avoid Costly Mistakes During Medicare Enrollment
Medicare’s annual enrollment period has begun and to help seniors make decisions they will not regret, the non-profit policy organization, the Citizens' Council for...
