SoCal Water Wars

SoCal Water Wars

SoCal Water Wars goes beyond just the disputes between water districts regarding water rights and management practices. It delves into the tensions that arise between their common business philosophies and the natural world, which encompasses all living beings, including people. The story highlights our efforts to mitigate and adjust to the impacts of climate change caused by human activity, particularly in how we handle water resources in Southern California.

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  • 2 weeks ago | socalwaterwars.substack.com | John Earl

    On June 5, the California Water Impact Network announced the recipients of the 2025 Dorothy Green Water Equity Award and the Dan Bacher Public Trust Communications Award. The California Water Impact Network is a state-wide organization that advocates for the equitable and sustainable use of California’s freshwater resources for all Californians. The following announcement is reprinted with permission of C-WIN.

  • 3 weeks ago | socalwaterwars.substack.com | John Earl

    From a recent 60 Minutes interview by Anderson Cooper with Sir David Attenborough:Cooper: If you were to pick up the phone and speak with President Trump or President Xi of China or Prime Minister Modi of India, what would you say? Attenborough: I would say that the time has come to put aside national ambitions and look for an look for an international ambition of survival.

  • 1 month ago | socalwaterwars.substack.com | John Earl

    By Dan BacherSacramento, CA. — The unprecedented lobbying spending spree by Big Oil that took place in 2023 and 2024 has continued into 2025 as the oil industry spends millions to stop the Polluters Pay Superfund Act and other climate legislation. Gas and oil corporations spent a near-record pace of over $9 million to influence the California in the first three months of 2025, according to an analysis by Sunstone Strategies.

  • 2 months ago | socalwaterwars.substack.com | John Earl

    Southern California water agencies are at a critical crossroads. Can they be trusted to resist the Trump administration’s unconstitutional and reckless attempts to dismantle our democratic republic and undermine state laws designed to combat the escalating climate crisis? The stakes couldn’t be higher, as these actions threaten not only the very foundation of our governance but humanity’s ability to survive in the future environment of its own making.

  • 2 months ago | socalwaterwars.substack.com | John Earl

    What follows is not a scientifically conducted survey and is presented primarily for the purpose of stimulating discussion. However, I have spent a lot of time trying to get to know as much as possible about the origin of my 1400 subscribers by examining their email related information. For example, a simple google search reveals that [email protected] is a professor at University of Water in California.

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