Let’s be honest, there’s a lot of anxiety going on, and it’s not just emanating from the halls of Washington D.C. In the Evergreen state, 2016 saw a “process” to develop a “process” to develop clean water guidance. That’s the equivalent of being told to shelter in place.
Spokane County officials say a recent water-rights decision by the state Supreme Court will have “dramatic impacts” on property owners looking for building permits in rural areas.
Water conservation can save you money and protect our precious resources. There are hundreds of ways to save water and they all begin with each one of us.
The Drought Impact Reporter is an interactive web-based mapping tool designed to compile and display impact information across the United States.
Spokane River Instream Flow Rule Latest News
On March 3rd, 2016, John Porcello and Jake Gorksy of GSI Water Solutions presented a summary of research contracted by the SAJB to evaluate historical and recent changes in the seasonal low flows of the Spokane River,
Hey, Kids Help Aqua Duck show everyone why getting rid of waste the right way is important.
Please join us for the 2016 12th Annual IESS-AWWA Truck Rodeo on March 9, 2016 at Spokane Arena (Integra Room) 720 W Mallon
Parking Lot G (Entrance off Lincoln Street) Spokane, WA 99201
The Spokane River Forum Conference
The 2016 23nd Annual SRC4 Seminar. Thursday February 25, 2016 from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM EST. Spokane Memorial Arena – Integra Room, 720 West Mallon Ave Use Parking Lot Entrance G off of Lincoln, Spokane, WA 99201
The Regional Lakes Conference is an interdisciplinary conference, which combines student and professional research with lake associations and residents, all sharing their experiences in one forum.
John Porcello, LHG and Jake Gorski, EIT of GSI Water Solutions, Inc. presented a Screening Level Analysis: Causes of Historical Changes in Seasonal Low Flows in the Spokane River at the Spokane Aquifer Joint Board Meeting on December 3, 2015. View / Download the GSI presentation slides or the presentation with notes.
IESS-PNWS-AWWA Board Meeting Agenda Thursday, December 10th at 11:30 AM Conleys Restaurant 12618 E. Sprague Ave. Spokane Valley, WA www.src4.org and www.pnws-awwa.org
Regular meeting of the Inland Empire Sub Section – Pacific Northwest Section – American Water Works Association
Enjoy the 2015 Aquifer Altas online flip book. Learn about aquifer formation, geology, ice age floods, the aquifer and river interchange, historic timelines, water use, sewering effects and what you can do the help protect the aquifer.
The H2O Breakfast September 18, 2015, 7:30 – 10:00 a.m. is a networking and Q&A opportunity for elected officials, opinion leaders, agencies, conservation groups, businesses, and others dedicated to sustaining a healthy Spokane River while meeting the needs of a growing population.
KSPS public Television interviews Spokane Aquifer Joint Board President, Ty Wick and Whitworth Water District Manager Susan McGeorge to discuss aquifer protection for the Spokane Valley Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer.
Kids Grades K-6 send your Got Waste Art, poems and videos to info@spokaneaquifer.org. Thanks for helping protect our drinking water.
Mark Solomon, Ph.D., Water Research Scientist, Idaho Water Resources Research Institute (IWRRI), presented the Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer Water Demand study and detailed the process and methodology by which Idaho purveyors file water right applications based on Reasonably Anticipated Future Needs (RAFN).
On January 27, 2015 Director Maia Bellon signed a new instream flow rule for the Spokane River and Spokane Valley Rathdrum Prairie (SVRP) Aquifer for the benefit of the community and the river. The rule goes into effect February 27, 2015.
Steve Robischon, Executive Director Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee was the guest speaker at the Idaho Washington Aquifer Collaborative on 12/9/14.
Spokesman Review – Becky Kramer 11/19/14 New website provides links to Spokane area vendors that accept hazardous waste. Go to www.SpokaneWasteDirectory.org
Coeur d’Alene Press reporter Jeff Selle covers the Bistate collaboration panal discussion at the Spokane River forum on 11/20/14.
COEUR d’ALENE Regional hydrologists are close to understanding how pumping ground water from the aquifer affects the flow of the Spokane River. Hydrologists Ralston, Porcello and Johnson presented some of their most recent findings and tools they have developed to measure those impacts Wednesday afternoon at the Spokane River Forum.
700 geothermal wells nixed – Lakemore developer will pursue other options for heating and cooling homes, apartments and commericial buildings.
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