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Tuesday, May 29, 2018Posted in: Affordable Housing, Economic issues, Elizabeth Zach, Featured News
Affordable housing and economic development could lessen catastrophic events
Building more affordable housing and developing strong local economies may stave off catastrophic events, according to a new study. The report “Bounce Forward, Not Back: Leveraging Resiliency to Promote Equity,” expands on previous research demonstrating that resiliency has roots in sustainable housing and economic justice.
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Thursday, May 24, 2018Posted in: Elizabeth Zach, Featured News, Water, Water Supply and Drought
California Delta tunnels project moves forward with cash injection
California’s Santa Clara Valley Water District agreed this week to contribute $650 million to the state’s plan for massive tunnels that will deliver water from the north of the state to the south. The $16.7 billion California WaterFix plan has been struggling for years, with Gov. Jerry Brown moving it along in phases.
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Monday, May 21, 2018Posted in: Colorado, Drought, Elizabeth Zach, Featured News, Water Supply and Drought
Less rain and snow threaten Colorado River
The rain and snow that typically nourish the Colorado River, which in turn serves as the most important water source for the American Southwest, have been abysmal this year, and meteorologists are warning of a permanent shift in the area’s weather patterns.
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