Angeles Chapter Lends Its Support to the Global Water Challenge
Photo: Credit Grades of Green/Grand View Elementary with Eco Grant
Why you should want to pay more for L.A.'s water and electricity
Want to sit down and talk with the L.A. Department of Water and Power about their proposed rate changes?
Action Alert: Oppose the Poseidon Huntington Beach Desalination Plant
As you may be aware the Sierra Club has taken a strong position opposing the Poseidon Huntington Beach Desalination Plant due to its destructive impacts on ocean water quality and climate change. There is a critical vote coming up and we need your help!
What: Huntington Beach City Council Meeting
When: Monday May 6th beginning at 6pm
Where: Huntington Beach City Council Chambers
Help preserve Mojave Desert water resources
Don't steal Mojave Desert water for Orange County lawns and pools!
Why I Joined The Water Committee
One of my reasons for joining the Angeles Chapters Water Committee has to do with a strong interest in water Since Southern California is at best a semi-arid region, I hold water conservation to be highly important. I have lived my life only in the South Bay, Santa Barbara and Las Vegas. Therefore, all I know is a near (or outright) desert environment, and places that have a habit of importing and wasting water. In the Water Committee, the lesson preached is conservation is the best way to go, since our imported water is not guaranteed. An.
Water Committee
WE RESOLVE to strenuously advocate for permanent water conservation policy.
Water Committee Celebrates Anniversary With a Win
As we go to press, the Water Committee received some good news just in time to celebrate its anniversary. In fact, it's the best kind of news any conservation committee can hope for: that our hard work is paying off, that people in power are listening to us and responding, and that we are achieving our goals. We have recently received a letter from Councilmember Paul Koretz's office informing us that an idea we had pushed for has come to fruition.
Water Wise Tips
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- Tip #1. Get out of the shower!
- Tip #2. Create an ocean friendly garden
- Tip #3. Forget Plastic Grass
- Tip #4. Take On a Permeable Paving Project
- Tip #5. Capture Runoff
Zero Waste & Water Committee: New Meeting Dates
Interested in working on Southern California's continuing water problems with the Water Committee? Then mark your calendar for the second Tuesday of every month, when Water Committee meets at 7 p.m. at the Chapter Headquarters.
Have you always wanted to do more to help society grow towards Zero Waste (ZW), but you don't know how? Get involved! Attend a Zero Waste Committee meeting. ZW meets the fourth Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. at the Chapter Headquarters.
