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Story from Circle of Blue – Article by Dr. Peter Gleick Zombies are big business, in more ways than one. Zombie books, movies, costumes, make-up, computer games, and more are probably …
Story from Signon San Diego – Article by Gary Robbins The Scripps Institution of Oceanography will present fresh evidence during a science confe ...
Opinion from San Francisco Chronicle – Article by Peter Gleik The debate about water use in California agriculture is stuck in a 30-year-old rut ...
From the Los Angeles Times – Article by Jason Song and Tony Barboza For years, residents living near Ballona Creek and environmentalists have co ...
From Neon Tommy – Article by Benjamin Gottlieb Ask the average American to visualize a quintessential 1950s panorama, a Back to the Future-like glimpse of the nation’s self-proclaimed “Golden Age,” ...
From PC World – Article from PRWeb A water utility in Illinois was reportedly hacked in a cyber attack traced back to Russia. The motives are not clear, but the ...
From The Desert Valley Times – Article by David Bly Too thick to drink, too thin to plow. It’s an old joke about muddy rivers, but there’s some truth to ...
From Las Vegas Review Journal – Article by Noaki Schwartz and Garance Burke, AP Off historic Route 66 in the heart of the California desert, the barren landscape of dry ...
Be careful about removing groundwater, it may be the only thing holding up your house. From Weird Asia News China’s rapid development has emphasized both the need for and problems ...
From the Central Valley Business Times The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to take on a case challenging federal rules allocating water n the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to save ...
