Stay Safe During the El Nino Storms
El Nino season has officially arrived in Southern California. This year’s El Nino is expected to be one of the strongest in the state’s recent... Read More
The EPA Doesn’t Enforce Secondary Drinking Water Standards
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is in charge of making sure the water that comes out of our faucets and pipes is safe for... Read More
This Year’s Wet Water In California Won’t Solve Our Water Issues
As we creep closer and closer to winter, officials in California are bracing for one of the wettest and most dangerous winters of the decade.... Read More
Why Water Softeners Aren’t Good for Southern Californians
There are so many reasons why people love living in Southern California. We have gorgeous weather year-round, beaches, mountains, and plenty of vibrant cities, including... Read More
A New Installation in the Middle of an English City Shines the Spotlight on Plastic Water Bottle Waste
Peter Gleick, president and founder of the Pacific Institute, once said, “The bottled water industry says correctly, but misleadingly, that the plastic the water comes... Read More
The True Cost of Salt Based Water Filtration Systems are Higher Than You Know
Who doesn’t want fresh, clean water in their home? As you begin to research filtration systems, it’s important that you understand that not every system... Read More
Californians Are Wasting Too Much Water By Drinking Bottled Water
If you live in the Golden State, then it’s likely you’ve already moderated your water habits and gotten rid of obvious water waste. You cut... Read More
Californians Exceed Drought Mandates in June
The San Diego Tribune reported today that in the month of June Californians have met or exceeded the water usage mandates ordered by Gov. Jerry... Read More
The Sources of the Water Supply in San Diego
It is important to have a water filtration system in your home because you need to be careful of minerals and chemicals that could be... Read More
What is the Impact of the Oil Spill in Santa Barbara
Last week underground oil pipeline located next to a culvert in Santa Barbara ruptured and over 100,000 gallons of oil flowed into the ocean. The... Read More