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You are watering your lawn with drinking water

During the last stretch of drought, you heard us advocating consistently for a radical restructuring of our relationship with water here in San Diego. In a drought-prone region like ours – and with climate change …

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The Water-Energy Nexus: A Deeper Look

The Water-Energy Nexus Revisited:  Water Conservation, Potable Reuse, and Desalination Water and energy are fundamentally and inextricably connected. In our last article on the subject, we introduced the water-energy nexus and explored the greenhouse gas …

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A Foodie Talks Water

Loving Food, Caring About The Environment If you’re anything like me, you’re a bit of an amateur foodie. You might watch cooking shows like nobody’s business, get excited to try new trendy restaurants, or occasionally …

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Eight Ways to Support Clean Water While Celebrating the Holidays

This holiday season, you can make a difference for the health of our rivers, creeks, canyons, beaches, bays, and ocean. By San Diego Coastkeeper directly, or considering one of these great local companies when you …

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So you want to speak at a City Council meeting

Good, you should. The local-level advocacy of sharing your opinion with your policymakers is your democratic right. We’re writing this blog post in early October, 2018, because the San Diego City Council is scheduled to …

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Beyond the Beach Cleanup: How conserving at home protects the ocean

As San Diego Coastkeeper’s marine debris coordinator, I get to witness folks engaging in direct environmental stewardship and community action. Beach cleanups are a fun way to engage with other like-minded individuals and have an …

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Can San Diegans save water by riding bikes and turning off lights?

Considering your water footprint Recently, we published a blog post on better understanding your “water footprint,” where we delved into some of the not-so-obvious ways we are responsible for water consumption in our daily lives. …

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Understanding Your Water Footprint

Understanding Your Water Footprint As we Californians embrace smarter, more efficient water use as a way of making our relationship with water more sustainable and more secure, we often focus on our residential water use …

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How Community Partnerships Empowered Coastkeeper’s Education Team to Take on Climate Change

It all starts with water   At the core of our education programs, Project SWELL and Water Education For All, is the belief that our job as educators is to not only inform our youth …

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Where Water And Energy Collide

San Diego Coastkeeper is made up of water-loving people working hard to protect and restore clean water on behalf of the communities and wildlife that depend on it. We surf, we swim, we SUP, we …

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You are watering your lawn with drinking water

During the last stretch of drought, you heard us advocating consistently for a radical restructuring of our relationship with water here in San Diego. In a drought-prone region like ours – and with climate change …

Read More

The Water-Energy Nexus: A Deeper Look

The Water-Energy Nexus Revisited:  Water Conservation, Potable Reuse, and Desalination Water and energy are fundamentally and inextricably connected. In our last article on the subject, we introduced the water-energy nexus and explored the greenhouse gas …

Read More

A Foodie Talks Water

Loving Food, Caring About The Environment If you’re anything like me, you’re a bit of an amateur foodie. You might watch cooking shows like nobody’s business, get excited to try new trendy restaurants, or occasionally …

Read More

Eight Ways to Support Clean Water While Celebrating the Holidays

This holiday season, you can make a difference for the health of our rivers, creeks, canyons, beaches, bays, and ocean. By San Diego Coastkeeper directly, or considering one of these great local companies when you …

Read More

So you want to speak at a City Council meeting

Good, you should. The local-level advocacy of sharing your opinion with your policymakers is your democratic right. We’re writing this blog post in early October, 2018, because the San Diego City Council is scheduled to …

Read More
boat37-crop

Beyond the Beach Cleanup: How conserving at home protects the ocean

As San Diego Coastkeeper’s marine debris coordinator, I get to witness folks engaging in direct environmental stewardship and community action. Beach cleanups are a fun way to engage with other like-minded individuals and have an …

Read More

Can San Diegans save water by riding bikes and turning off lights?

Considering your water footprint Recently, we published a blog post on better understanding your “water footprint,” where we delved into some of the not-so-obvious ways we are responsible for water consumption in our daily lives. …

Read More

Understanding Your Water Footprint

Understanding Your Water Footprint As we Californians embrace smarter, more efficient water use as a way of making our relationship with water more sustainable and more secure, we often focus on our residential water use …

Read More

How Community Partnerships Empowered Coastkeeper’s Education Team to Take on Climate Change

It all starts with water   At the core of our education programs, Project SWELL and Water Education For All, is the belief that our job as educators is to not only inform our youth …

Read More

Where Water And Energy Collide

San Diego Coastkeeper is made up of water-loving people working hard to protect and restore clean water on behalf of the communities and wildlife that depend on it. We surf, we swim, we SUP, we …

Read More