Natural Resources (California)

Chat with a State Legislator!

Submitted by Diablo Valley in December 2018.

Blog Post

Each year at the start of the legislative season, local League members meet with our representatives in the California Senate and Assembly.

LWV Diablo Valley Action Committee

League members take action on issues where we have studied the topic and have reached conclusions that are embodied in our positions. We work together to stay informed, educate League members, and strategize about steps we can take to defend our democracy. Our actions and non-partisan advocacy are especially urgent in this pivotal moment of our democracy.

Our Action/Advocacy Committee meets monthly. (See event notices below or on the list of Events.)

Natural Resources Committee Meeting

Submitted by Monterey County in December 2018.

Event Date:

02/14/2019 - 12:00pm to 02/15/2019 - 11:45am

Event location:

Mariposa Hall

February LWV Diablo Valley Monthly Action Committee Meeting

Submitted by Diablo Valley in December 2018.

Event Date:

02/02/2019 - 10:00am to 02/03/2019 - 11:45am

Event location:

LWV Diablo Valley office

This is our monthly advocacy planning meeting. Discussion may include local actions in support of positions from any level of the League, as well as updates on current priority issues such as housing, immigration, and healthcare.

December LWV Diablo Valley Monthly Action Committee Meeting

Submitted by Diablo Valley in December 2018.

Event Date:

12/13/2018 - 12:00pm to 12/14/2018 - 1:45pm

Event location:

LWV Diablo Valley office

This is our monthly advocacy planning meeting. We will be discussing action priorities and interviews with elected state representatives.

Recycled Water: A Reliable Supply in Unreliable Times

Submitted by PASADENA AREA in November 2018.

News

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.