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Reckoning With Responsibility in Dry Times: A Personal Water Story

Bay Area Monitor: We have a duty to keep a close eye on our water use, even in places that are relatively well supplied – like Fairfield.almost 5 years ago

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Does Landscaping Deserve its Bad Rap as a Water Waster?

FRESNO BEE: Fines, shaming and brown lawns are getting headlines in California. But there’s good reason to keep landscape alive, horticulturists say.almost 5 years ago

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To Save Water, Farmers Go Back to School

THE TRIBUNE: Cal Poly irrigation center helps teach agriculture industry to combat drought.almost 5 years ago

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Stanislaus County Has a New Groundwater Database, but Does It Matter?

Modesto Bee: The new system is a framework for future regulation, but well owners remain suspicious – and tightfisted with data.almost 5 years ago

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In Sacramento, As Much As 10 Percent of Water Lost to Leaks

SACRAMENTO BEE: Leakage in Water Distribution Lines a Growing Concern Statewide; Legislative Fix Proposed.almost 5 years ago

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Life Without Water – Hope Runs Dry for East Porterville Woman

FRESNO BEE: “I don’t think I’ll last another year here like this,” says Juana Garcia. “How can the children and I live without water?”.almost 5 years ago

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The Mountains East of Fresno are Epicenter for California Fire Risk

FRESNO BEE: Overgrown Sierra Nevada forests are primed for catastrophic blaze among trees decimated by drought and bark beetles.about 5 years ago

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Massive Marijuana Busts Hint at Big Water Problems

Water Diverted From Creeks and Streams to Grow Marijuana – Whether Legal or Not – Means Less Water for Fish, Habitats and People.about 5 years ago

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Fresno County to Host $30 Million Solar-Powered Desalination Project

Fresno Bee: Private company seeks investors for project that will purify farm region’s tainted groundwater.about 5 years ago

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Your Faucet as Power Switch: Water’s Hidden Energy Cost

Distributing Water Burns Electricity, a Fact California is Only Starting to Reckon With.about 5 years ago

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Is Drought the ‘New Normal’ for California?

Experts disagree, but water scarcity seems more likely in the future.about 5 years ago

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California Farms Surprisingly Resilient Despite Drought

Farm employment and crop production are both up, although there have been plenty of challenges.about 5 years ago

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In Syrian Conflict, Women Rescuers are Saving Lives and Changing Minds

More Syrian women are working as first-responders in rebel-held areas. Trained in emergency medical care and search and rescue operations, they are winning over conservative Syrians by playing a nontraditional role in the conflict.over 5 years ago