Ocean Conservation

Conserving our oceans for future generations

Water Quality

We are working on a scorecard to assess the quality of drinking water across all cities in Los Angeles and Orange County.

Intersectional Environmentalism

Understanding how injustice in the environment and within marginalised communities are interconnected

Be Water Wise.
Economize.

exploring water issues

 

IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Along the coast and inland to the Mojave desert, water is a precious resource to our Southern California communities.

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Our ACTIVE Campaigns

Supporting water conservation and environmental justice and equality in the Southern California region

Cadiz

Opposition to the Cadiz Water Removal Project

SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN DELTA

Opposition to the Bay Delta Tunnel

Ocean Desalination

What is Ocean Desalination and is it sustainable?

Water Reuse

How do we recycle our water?

WATER QUALITY

Supporting communities access to clean and useable water

WATER CONSERVATION

Conserving water useage

Water News Highlights

Printable Posters

California waterways

Poster PDF: California Waterways

poster Water To Make Hamburgers

Poster PDF: Water To Make Hamburgers

AQUA Monitor

Water Saving Apps for Android and iPhone

Available for Free Download

H2O Monitor App

for iPhones/iPads– by Abha Nath

A shower timer that allows you to save water, by monitoring shower times, stores your shower times and calculates water usage. The Aqua Monitor and H2O Monitor Apps were created by Abha Nath while a student from Mira Costa High School and very involved in water issues.

 WeTap App

This App is available for Apple devices and supports drinking water fountains in the city and all over the world. The WeTap app draws on the world’s largest database of drinking water sources, enabling you to find the nearest drinking fountains, map new ones, and to report broken fountains so they can be fixed. The average American now drinks nearly thirty gallons of commercial bottled water per year, up from just gallon in 1980, creating plastic waste, wasting energy and costing a tremendous amount of money. The goal includes helping people get a drink, and to encourage public agencies to place new fountains in high demand areas such as downtown areas. For more information, visit www.wetap.org.

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