Mackenzie Elmer is a reporter at Voice of San Diego. She covers a range of topics including climate change, environmental issues, and energy, with a focus on water management and conservation. Mackenzie’s work has been featured in San Diego Magazine and Voice of San Diego.
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Mackenzie Elmer's coverage is heavily focused on local issues in San Diego, particularly related to water, environment, and politics. Her articles often involve government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom dropped a confusing press release Thursday that made it seem like the Tijuana River sewage crisis was getting $46 million in state funding. Media outlets nationwide jumped […]
By: Mackenzie Elmer
Greenwater Services won no-bid contracts to do experimental treatment on the Tijuana River and the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
The leader of the $1.2 billion public agency charged with transforming San Diego’s energy supply was nowhere to be seen at a meeting of its board on Thursday. Instead, San […]
Safety concerns could make or break the legislative battle over balcony solar. But so far no one has been able to point to a specific incident of solar panels causing injuries.
By: Mackenzie Elmer
Employees identified opportunities for growth in Karin Burns' leadership of the power-buying agency.
An international bank says the plant is being built to reduce Tijuana’s reliance on the dwindling Colorado River.
There’s a competition to select California’s first state bee – but this group wants the prize to go to one of the state’s 1,600 native bee species.
By: Mackenzie Elmer, Vicente Calderón
Mexico would keep the water, but Arizona’s investment in building desalination would allow the state to draw more Colorado River water.
By: Lisa Halverstadt
Fired MTS employee and accuser of Nathan Fletcher says MTS is trying to inflict ‘financial punishment.’
By: MacKenzie Elmer
Supes Paloma Aguirre and Terra Lawson-Remer want the county to pay for treating the entire Tijuana River because, they say, that’s their job.
