They had to pay someone to tell them this…

DSC independent consultant ARCADIS released a report that bashed BDCP’s progress and lack of significant findings, and the lack of willingness and/or ability to ask the right questions. A notable weakness is the vagueness surrounding proposed operational criteria and conservation measures.  RTD reported on this last month (August 25) in our “Haste makes waste, again” article.

The DSC briefly discussed the ARCADIS report, and we can only hope that they give it  the attention it warrants.

If the folks running BDCP had listened to and addressed the issues and concerns we have heard continually brought up at public scoping meetings and community outreach meetings, maybe the council could have saved itself the ARCADIS consulting fee.

Related Posts

Recent Posts

March 12, 2026
Coalition Calls on Policymakers to Reject Vice-Chair D’Adamo’s Reappointment to State Water Resources Control Board
February 25, 2026
Tribes and Environmental Advocates Call on Delta Stewardship Council to Reject Delta Tunnel Certification of Consistency
February 20, 2026
Media Roundup: Legislators and Advocates Criticize the Bay-Delta Plan and Push Back Against the Delta Tunnel Amid Ecosystem Decline

Subscribe to our newsletter now

Sign up to our newsletter, find out the latest news

Subscribe

Follow Us