The New Era of DESALINATION
With desalination entering the mainstream, California has found another tool to add to its portfolio of water resources. The most populous state in the country, California requires a significant supply of water. Despite major strides in water conservation, the state’s 12 million households, 25 million acres of farmland, and hundreds of specialized companies continue to place ever-growing demand on a limited resource.
A Century of Leadership
The story of California has always been about water — and how managing this treasured resource has allowed the state to flourish into one of the most prosperous economies in the world. This spring, the state’s largest and oldest water organization — the Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA) — is celebrating 100 years of being a guiding force in California water policy.
A Word with. . . Dusty Baker
The Major League Baseball hero looks to all of us to join in solving California’s water worries.