Apr 23, 2021 Voices on Water Climate Change Makes the Case for Infrastructure Investment Now Rather Than Later by Steve LaMar & Pamela Tobin It is neither a surprise that drought conditions in California are returning, nor a mystery how we can adapt for […] Read More
Mar 19, 2021 Voices on Water ACWA Weighs in on State Water Affordability Legislation by Dave Eggerton ACWA and its member agencies care greatly about water affordability and recognize the centrality of this issue during these uniquely […] Read More
Feb 12, 2021 Voices on Water Local Water Management Unified Through ACWA by Steven LaMar & Pamela Tobin At the heart of ACWA’s success is the fundamental commitment to working together as a vast and diverse membership of […] Read More
Jan 15, 2021 Voices on Water Gearing up For Long-Term Water Use Efficiency by Dave Eggerton If 2020 taught us anything, it is that ACWA member agencies are highly skilled at delivering essential services to their […] Read More
Dec 18, 2020 Voices on Water A Tough Year Behind Us, an Exciting Year Ahead by Dave Eggerton The past year threw everything it had at the California water community. Catastrophic wildfires once again set historic precedents. The […] Read More
Nov 20, 2020 Voices on Water Fall Conference Builds on Summer’s Virtual Success by Dave Eggerton You will not want to miss ACWA’s 2020 Virtual Fall Conference & Exhibition for a long list of reasons, including […] Read More
Nov 10, 2020 Voices on Water Fall Conference Builds on Summer’s Virtual Success by Dave Eggerton You will not want to miss ACWA’s 2020 Virtual Fall Conference & Exhibition for a long list of reasons, including […] Read More
Oct 16, 2020 Voices on Water ACWA Leadership on Headwaters Health Driving Long-Term Response to Wildfires by Dave Eggerton Another year of catastrophic wildfires have wrecked historic damage to our state and its natural resources. We have at least […] Read More
Sep 18, 2020 Voices on Water Hydropower Must be Defined as Zero-Carbon Energy by Steven LaMar & Pamela Tobin Continuing heatwaves in California make it clear that rolling blackouts – something the state had not experienced since the 2001 […] Read More
Aug 14, 2020 Voices on Water Untapped Public Support Exists for VAs by Dave Eggerton Negotiations toward Voluntary Agreements (VAs) remain mostly on hold, their potential currently eclipsed by a chain reaction of litigation set […] Read More
Jul 17, 2020 Voices on Water Upcoming Conference One for the Screen, and for the History Books by Dave Eggerton When the COVID-19 pandemic is finally behind us, everyone will have stories to share about what life was like during […] Read More
Jun 19, 2020 Voices on Water Support for Water Needs During Pandemic Forges Unprecedented Coalition in Washington by Dave Eggerton Weathering the fiscal crisis currently affecting many ACWA member agencies and their counterparts nationwide will depend heavily on federal relief, […] Read More
Apr 17, 2020 Voices on Water Water Professionals Carry On Through Extraordinary Times by Steven LaMar & Pamela Tobin The COVID-19 pandemic has upended virtually every aspect of our lives. However, the commitment to ensuring the quality and reliability […] Read More
Mar 20, 2020 Voices on Water ACWA Members Rise to Pandemic Challenge by Dave Eggerton ACWA members throughout California have recognized the unprecedented threat posed by the COVID-19 virus and quickly acted during the past […] Read More
Feb 14, 2020 Voices on Water Historic Day for Groundwater Management in California by Dave Eggerton Big milestones in California water rarely come in single-day sizes. But Jan. 31 was one of those landmark days, and […] Read More
