Southern California's 'water doctor' pushes for transformation to adapt to climate change
MWD head Adel Hagekhalil wants Southern California to adapt to climate change, becoming more resilient and more self-reliant on local water sources.
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MWD head Adel Hagekhalil wants Southern California to adapt to climate change, becoming more resilient and more self-reliant on local water sources.
MWD head Adel Hagekhalil wants Southern California to adapt to climate change, becoming more resilient and more self-reliant on local water sources.
In interviews with current and former staffers and reviews of district records, court documents and audio recordings, The Times found a pattern of complaints alleging harassment and bullying of women at the Metropolitan Water District.
Massive Overhaul Improves Efficiency At California Treatment Plant By Thomas Renner Outside of the region where it located, many people might be unaware of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Established in 1928, the “Met” is a regional wholesaler and the largest supplier of treated water in the United States. Approximately 19 million rely on water from the district, which is more than 171 nations, the combined population of Switzerland, Ireland, and Norway, and 46 U.S. states. The district’s facilities serve residents covering 5,200 square miles, including parts of ...