Lumo’s smart irrigation system helps California wine growers
Praised by leading vineyards after last summer’s test run, Lumo’s smart irrigation can save water, time, and costs in California.
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“Split season leasing” could aid both farmers and Great Salt Lake
“Split season leasing” would allow Utah farmers to sell water in the late season rather than irrigating, allowing water to flow to the Great Salt Lake. Under the legislative proposal, farmers would not lose their water rights.
Cybersecurity should continue to be a priority
An attack on a small water system in western Pennsylvania has prompted warnings from Wyoming Public Radio and others for utility companies to pay attention to their cybersecurity.
Public meetings announced re: contract for Folsom Reservoir
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation announces more talks on a water deal for California agency to use federal reservoir under the Warren Act.
The Flint Effect: EPA wants lead water lines replaced in 10 years
Citing a broad spectrum of public and private support, the Environmental Protection Agency announced a proposal to strengthen its Lead and Copper Rule that would require water systems across the country to replace lead service lines within 10 years.
California’s challenge: flood control, conservation & storage
With reservoir levels higher than average, California’ juggles flood control and water storage amid uncertain rainfall and conservation challenges.