California Water & Drought News for May 12, 2015

by BPC Staff
on May 12, 2015
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California Water & Drought News for May 12, 2015

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Sacramento Bee: California farmers in line for more drought cutbacks

U-T San Diego: Colorado River water shortage looms

CBS Sacramento: River Advocates Warn Lawmakers That Dams Aren’t The Answer To California’s Drought

KQED: Water Flows Freely in Drought-Resistant Farm Towns of Southern California — For Now

Visalia Times-Delta: Drought reveals farmers’ foes

NPR: Why California Farmers Are Conflicted About Using Less Water

Capital Press: It’s time: Farmers’ markets spring into action

San Jose Mercury News: San Jose to face mandatory water rationing with monthly allotments

Los Angeles Times: 10,000 gallons of water flood West Hollywood after main pipe breaks

Huffington Post: California: Still the Golden State

Bloomberg: Drought impact felt across West

CBC: Drought-stricken Californians turfing their turf for cash

CBS Bay Area: Redwood City Car Wash Does The Job With Just 1 Cup Of Water During California Drought

Press Democrat: Water conservation becoming big business for Petaluma company

Los Angeles Times: Celebrities are now targets of California #DroughtShaming

Los Angeles Times: Delta tunnel plan — a million hours and still not shovel-ready

San Francisco Gate: Crystal Geyser to tap Siskiyou County groundwater

The Almanac: Cal Water answers customer questions about drought measures

NPR: In Midst Of Drought, Why Not Harvest Water From The Air?

Chico Enterprise-Record: Study will look at where groundwater begins – rain or snow

Bloomberg: California’s drought will lead to billion-dollar fires

Maven’s Notebook: Blog round-up: Phony drought forums, Drought regs and lawns, almonds, the new ‘California Water Fix’, water bond blunders, and more …

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