Trees can reduce temperatures by up to 8 degrees and fresh produce builds healthier communities. CURE is partnering with local school districts to create tree endowments — ensuring 30 years of funding for planting, watering, and maintaining trees and gardens in schoolyards across the region.

Earth Day brought together a wonderful collaboration at the Casa Blanca Home of Neighborly Service in Riverside, California...

In 2003, CURE proposed that the QSA contracts specifically provide that for every dollar San Diego paid for Imperial’s water, ten cents would go to Salton Sea restoration and ten cents would go to macro community development.. the allocation of those funds would have generated hundreds of millions of dollars to address environmental and economic impacts for the benefit of the entire region.

POSEIDON IS SUNK After 22 years of challenging a proposed desalination plant at Huntington Beach, opponents of the ill-conceived Poseidon...

While gov. stalls for progress at the Salton Sea, local nonprofit groups step up to support the only plan that fixes the problem: Add Water.

ALL CLIMATE IS LOCAL In early 2022, CURE pulled together a collaboration of water and environmental leaders including the Planning &...