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Celebrated Momentum Fades at the Salton Sea
Considering the history of the past 15 years, it shouldn’t come as a shock…
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From Not Enough to Too Much, the World’s Water Crisis Explained
Many more cities than Cape Town face an uncertain future over water. But there are emerging …
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We Need Far More Than a Day Dedicated to Water Issues
As many followers of GreenBiz know, today is World Water Day, an annual event dedicated…
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California Promised to Work on the Salton Sea Crisis. A Year Later, Little Has Been Done and Costs Are up $27m
A year ago, California’s Natural Resources Agency issued a plan for the Salton Sea…
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Can the Salton Sea be Saved?
If you don’t live near the fading banks of the Salton Sea, it’s easy to forget it exists — that is, until the winds pick up. …
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$10 Million Coming to Bay Area Desalination Project; But It’s Not on the Ocean
The ocean has been eyed as a panacea for California’s perpetual trials with drought. The idea …
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This is What a West Without Water Will Look Like
The Southwest United States is wrapping up an abnormally dry winter. Nearly all of Utah, New Mexico…
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How A Dying Lake In California Factors Into The Colorado River’s Future
The biggest lake in California is shrinking. The Salton Sea occupies a hot, desert basin a short drive …
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Can Importing Water From The Gulf Of California Save The Salton Sea?
A lot of people are saying you need to import water from Mexico to save the Salton Sea, but there are several …
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From Almonds to Rice, Climate Change Could Slash California Crop Yields by 2050
Climate change could decrease the yield of some crops in California by up to 40 percent by 2050. That’s a big deal for farmers in the…
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Study: Climate Change Threatens Major Crops in California
California currently provides two-thirds of the country’s fruits and nuts, but according to a new study published Tuesday…
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Welcome to the Age of Climate Migration
Extreme weather due to climate change displaced more than a million people from their homes last year. It could soon reshape the nation…
