Water

Water

Voters will continue to face large water-related expenditures in the coming years. Making informed decisions on these investments in managing California’s water resources is a priority for the League.

Find out more about California Water Resources.

Recycled Water: A Reliable Supply in Unreliable Times
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Now that the snowpack is not a reliable resource, as a state, we have to get serious about keeping water on the land and not having it go as quickly as possible out to the ocean. This means a total revamp of how we have managed water in California. Besides stormwater capture or building more dams, one of the ways to accomplish this is to recycle water: a proven concept. The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD) and the Los Angeles Sanitation District have teamed up and are planning to build a recycling water plant in Carson, CA.

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League positions on Water Resources were originally adopted in 1983 and are reviewed annually.

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The League of Women Voters of Connecticut supports state policies and programs which promote comprehensive long-range planning for conservation and development of land and water resources.

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The League of Women Voters of Connecticut supports policies and procedures which promote comprehensive long-range planning for conservation and development of land and water resources.

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The League of Women Voters of the Holland Area supports the concept of cooperative planning for surrounding cities, villages, and townships.

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Land Use, Solid Waste Management, Transportation, Water

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BRIEF SUMMARY: The Lamorinda Unit of the LWVDV supports increased fire safety in the Community of Orinda.

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We support preserving and enhancing the environmental integrity and quality of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Ecosystem.

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We support water quality and quantity standards and support managing water as a natural resource.

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Support of policies and programs which protect the health of the people, preserve the natural resources of the state, and focus on conservation, recreation, and research.

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