by Editor | Dec 16, 2012 | Agenda 21, WA State DOE, War on the West, Water Issues
By JUSTIN PITTMAN staff writer Daily Record Posted 12/15/2012 Kittitas County, WA – A county study released this week says that part of the Yakima River Basin Integrated Water Resource Management Plan aimed at protecting and enhancing watersheds would have...
by Editor | Dec 12, 2012 | Agenda 21, WA State DOE, War on the West, Water Issues
Public comment for the Local Leaders’ Water Group Meeting by Marguerite Glover Posted 12/12/2012 Sequim, WA – Here is my public comment for the Local Leaders’ Water Group Meeting on the 12th of December. I plan on being there; but, I may have to...
by Editor | Dec 6, 2012 | Agenda 21, WA State DOE, WA State News, War on the West, Water Issues
By Steve Brown Capital Press Posted 12/6/2012 Washington State – Rancher Joe Lemire questions whether inspectors from the Washington Department of Ecology got valid readings from Pataha Creek before accusing him of polluting state waters. In 2009, the state...
by Editor | Dec 5, 2012 | Property Rights, WA State DOE, War on the West, Water Issues
By Matthew Weaver Capital Press Nov. 8, 2012 MOSES LAKE, Wash. — Irrigators in the Odessa subarea will ultimately pay most of the cost of replacing well water with water from the Columbia River, a state official says. Derek Sandison, director of Washington...
by Editor | Dec 5, 2012 | Agenda 21, WA State DOE, Water Issues
By Sean Ellis Capital Press Posted 12/4/2012 (Originally published on 11/8/2012) A U.S Geological Survey study found no consistently detectable reductions in nutrient pollution in streams across the country as a result of conservation practices. The study analyzed 133...
by Editor | Dec 4, 2012 | Govt Agencies, WA State DOE, War on the West, Water Issues
Commentary by Pearl Rains-Hewett Posted 12/4/2012 Sequim, WA – I did attend the Dec. 3, 2012 meeting of the Sequim City Council Members, the Clallam County PUD, and the Clallam County Commissioners. the Carlsborg Project and they did talk about the...
