Press Play with Madeleine Brand
With 6th year of drought ahead, California is slipping on conservation
After enduring five of the driest years on record, California is heading into what will most likely be a sixth year of serious drought. Water scarcity is considered by many scientists – and Governor Brown – to be the new normal in California.
After enduring five of the driest years on record, California is heading into what will most likely be a sixth year of serious drought. Water scarcity is considered by many scientists – and Governor Brown – to be the new normal in California. Yet, state water officials lifted mandatory statewide cutbacks earlier this year, even though Brown added at the time that “water conservation must be a part of our everyday life.” Well, is it?
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