Water

Support measures to reduce pollution in order to protect surface water, groundwater, and drinking water, and set up a process to evaluate inter-basin water transfers.

President's Message, December 2022

Submitted by Alachua County in December 2022.

Blog Post

Dear Members,

Want to add some cheer to the holiday season? Scroll down and read the impact our league has had on our community during the election season. You’ll see by the numbers that our community depends on us for information so they can become informed voters. From comments when I’m out and about, I can tell you that our league is held in the highest regard. Thank you for your part in this uplifting effort.

Submitted by Alachua County in September 2022.

Blog Post

Dear Members,

Remember in Mary Poppins when the wind changes and things blow about and then, magically (because that is what the story is all about) she arrives on an umbrella at the doorstep of the Banks’ home? Well, the wind seems to be shifting with COVID, so let’s have some fun...

Recording of April 27, 2022 Meet & Learn: Water-Energy Nexus Project

Submitted by Stanislaus County in May 2022.

News

Wastewater Treatment / River Basins

Submitted by Dearborn-Dearborn Heights in April 2022.

Position

LWVDDH supports treatment of a river basin in its entirety.

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LWVNCA VIRTUAL WORKSHOP, February 26, 2022 RECORDING

Submitted by The National Capital Area in February 2022.

Event Date:

02/26/2022 - 10:00am

LWVNCA Climate Change Workshop, February 26, 10 - 11:30 AM

Submitted by The National Capital Area in December 2021.

Event Date:

02/26/2022 - 10:00am

Event location:

Zoom Virtual Meeting

LWVNCA Climate Change Workshop, February 26, 10 - 11:30 AM

FLOODING –

Plans to Prepare for Climate Change Impacts on STORM WATER MANAGEMENT

Submitted by Volusia County in November 2021.

Event Date:

11/20/2021 - 10:30am

Event location:

Zoom event

What is clean water worth to you? Water is “free”, but the actual cost of water is the cost to clean it to the point of potability, and then further treat it as it leaves your home. How is this achieved and what does it cost now? What can we ex