OC Coastkeeper and the Surfrider Foundation will continue to
publicize new protected marine zones and oppose a desalination
plant.
Officials say Linda Ackerman disqualified herself from a hearing
on a proposed desalinization plant because of her involvement with
two other water agencies that support the project.
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The Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board postponed
until February a vote to permit the Poseidon Resources plant to
draw water directly from the ocean.
The company wants a state permit that would allow the proposed
plant to draw water directly from the ocean.
There are 21 candidates seeking four open Huntington Beach City
Council seats. One official slate and one competing unofficial
slate, however, represent most of the frontrunners.
Poseidon Resources, the company proposing a $350 million
desalination plant in Huntington Beach, says the plant will come at
“no financial risk to taxpayers.” But what does that really
mean?
Reporter David Nazar visits the controversy in Huntington Beach
over a proposed desalination plant.
Poseidon Resources, which wants to build a drinking water plant in Huntington Beach, is on track to have San Diego County Water Authority as a customer if it builds proposed plant in Carlsbad.
Poseidon Resources, which has faced controversy with its
seawater desalination plants in San Diego and Florida, is in the
final stages of city and state approvals for its Huntington Beach
project.
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