Water engineers are now taking the next step to not just recycle water for farmland usage, but to take the sewage water and reuse it in our homes. While the idea of toilet water waste returning to our faucets may sound repulsive, environmental advocates and engineers say it’s something we'll need to get over.

Following a lengthy hearing on March 22, the court presiding over the Indian Wells Valley groundwater adjudication approved a request by the Indian Wells Valley Water District, and its litigation partner Mojave Pistachios, LLC, to set a trial to determine the Navy’s right to produce groundwater from the basin.

Wall Street’s top regulator has stayed new climate-related disclosure requirements pending judicial review, the agency said in a statement on Thursday, after criticism from across the political spectrum. The Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) first-of-its-kind regulation on how companies share certain climate-related risks with investors had attracted multiple lawsuits.

California’s 3rd District Court of Appeal heard arguments in Secretary of State Shirley Weber’s case against Asm Vince Fong (R–Bakersfield) to remove him from the ballot for Congress. After hearing the arguments, the appellate court went into recess and will come back at a later date with a decision, with a critical April 12 election certification deadline looming.