Like most of us, I grew up playing with my friends on my parent’s lawn, running through sprinklers in the summer and
Adventures in drought tolerant landscaping
Community and Youth Education
Educating our youth and members of our community is an important responsibility for us as professionals. We have had quite a few
Lessening your impact while dining out
Who doesn’t enjoy a meal out now and then? I do all the cooking in my house, so when my husband says
Reducing waste for your 4th of July Celebration
The ultimate goal would be to have a waste free 4th of July celebration, however that may be an overwhelming idea for
Do I really need a bag?
To bag or not to bag – that is the question. This Waste Reduction Wednesday’s topic is asking the question – do
WRW Premiere Post – Interesting things that can be composted in your backyard bin
Welcome to Waste Reduction Wednesday premier post! The intent of this section of the blog is to briefly discuss some interesting and
Carlsbad Desalination Plant
As someone interested and somewhat involved in water in the Southern California region, I am often asked “why don’t we just build
Facilities Engineering prepares for the opening of Jacobs Medical Center at UCSD
Facilities Engineering staff is gearing up for the opening of the new JMC hospital at UCSD. It has been my pleasure to
Lake Morena – a key indicator of drought status
Jan 10, 2016 Today my husband and I were out in the Campo area and we stopped by Lake Morena (a local
The Value of Water
Growing up in Southern California with small and infrequent rain storms I have come to appreciate rain and the value of life