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The fluoride fallacy

Fluoride is coming soon to a tap near you!

Residents asked to help win water conservation challenge

Residents asked to help win water conservation challenge

ENCINITAS — Encinitas is within reach of winning the National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation, a contest taking place this month to see which cities are the most water-wise.

Oceanside’s City Council appoints water board proxy

OCEANSIDE — Councilman Jerry Kern, who was recently appointed to the San Diego Water Authority Board by a 3-2 City Council vote, also received a 3-2 vote on his request to confirm the designation of Carlsbad Municipal Water District as board proxy March 27.

North County water partnership stepping up recycled water production

North County water partnership stepping up recycled water production

COAST CITIES — The same water that pours out of a tap sustains avocado groves throughout Henry Avocado Company in Escondido, owned by Phil Henry.

Garden friendly plant fairs  looking to change the landscape

Garden friendly plant fairs looking to change the landscape

OCEANSIDE — San Diego County Water Authority (SDCWA), city water districts and Home Depot are teaming up to hold Garden Friendly Plant Fairs across the county in an effort to help people recognize and choose low water-use plants and ground coverings for their yards.

Oceanside continuing to evaluate Gregory Canyon landfill

Oceanside continuing to evaluate Gregory Canyon landfill

OCEANSIDE — The Gregory Canyon landfill has been a source of controversy in the county for nearly two decades, and much of the debate has raged in Oceanside.

Oceanside installs test wells in harbor

Oceanside installs test wells in harbor

OCEANSIDE — Test wells were recently installed 100 feet underneath the harbor bed to determine the number of wells and cost to treat and output 5 million gallons of drinkable water a day.

Scientists wrap up groundwater testing, quality analysis to come next

Scientists wrap up groundwater testing, quality analysis to come next

CARDIFF-BY-THE-SEA — For two months, scientists drilled a test well at the San Elijo Lagoon with the aim of finding potable water for the Olivenhain Municipal Water District (OMWD).