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The Water Crises Aren’t Coming—They’re Here
For eons, the earth has had the same amount of water—no more, no less. What the ancient Romans used for crops and Nefertiti drank? It’s the same…
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San Francisco Is Fighting California’s Plan to Save Salmon. Wait. What?
California water officials are poised to approve a revolutionary plan that could redefine the way water is allocated.
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5 Easy Ways to Eliminate Plastic From Your Travels
No matter how good travel may be for the soul, it’s not always great for the environment….
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Capturing Stormwater and Other Worthwhile Pursuits
For thirsty cities, stormwater is a valued resource to shore up water supplies and adapt to climate change…
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Survival of North America’s Desert Wetlands Depends on Lake Mead
La Cienega de Santa Clara, sitting at the edge of the Sonoran Desert in northwestern Mexico…
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Audubon Urges California to Implement New Salton Sea Funds
The area surrounding the Salton Sea is home to more than 650,000 people. As the water levels in the sea recede, the exposed lakebed dries up and the toxic dust blows across the vicinity, which has some of the highest asthma rates in the United States.
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How Communities Are Turning Stormwater From a Liability to an Asset
A new report from the Pacific Institute outlines creative collaborations and policy changes needed to better scale stormwater solutions…
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In Deep Water: Water Economy is Threatened by Climate Change
Water is so precious because it is limited by nature. The science of water economy studies the way in which water resources are limited…
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Southern California’s Coastal Communities Could Lose 130 Feet of Cliffs This Century as Sea Levels Rise
It’s not just beaches and sand that are disappearing as the ocean pushes inland. Sea level rise is also eating away at California’s coastal cliffs…
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Lawrence Berkeley Scientists Find a Cool Way to Save Water
Saving water may be as simple as changing the type of roof you have, two scientists in Berkeley discovered…
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Scientists Track the Role of Water Resources in Global Conflicts
When it comes to conflict over water resources, the stories are as different as the cultures and the context…
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How the Colorado River’s Future Could Hinge on a Little-known California Election
A few thousand votes in California’s Imperial Valley could have major consequences for millions of people who depend…