California Drought
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Drought Threatens California Despite El Nino
Last winter, El Nino-driven storms dumped much-needed snow and rain over California, boosting reservoir levels and fueling hopes the parched state's four-year drought might end.
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'Toilet to Tap' Gains Appeal in Drought-Parched California
The idea, for many, may be too hard to swallow.
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Water Use Plummets in Drought-Plagued California
Mandatory water-saving measures in place to fight California's historic drought have produced a sizeable drop in consumption over the past two months, regulators said Thursday.
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Californians Struggle for 'Normal Life', Without Water
A washing machine stands in the middle of Maria Jimenez's California yard, like a redundant relic of modern life. Nearby are several rented mobile toilets, no longer in us
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California Laments 'Dismal' Water Cuts After Drought Call
Californians cut their water use by a "dismal" 2.8 per cent in February, officials said Tuesday, days after the state's governor demanded 25 per cent reductions to counter a historic drought.
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California Farmers Spared Worst of Water Rationing: Jerry Brown
California Governor Jerry Brown on Sunday defended tough new measures aimed at combatting a crippling four-year drought, but which critics say are far too lenient on the state's farmers.
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More Rain on the Way for California, But Drought May Not be Over
This week's California storms dumped up to three inches (7.6 cm)of rain on the parched state and more wet weather is on the way, but it is too soon to know whether there will be enough precipitation this winter to remedy three years of drought, forecasters said.
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Much-needed rain, snow to hit parched California
Meteorologists forecast a pair of storms could dump several inches of rain on parched cities and croplands throughout California in the coming week.
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White House pledges $1 billion to prepare for climate change
President Barack Obama on Friday unveiled a $1 billion fund in his 2015 budget to help communities across the United States prepare for the impact of climate change.
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Barack Obama turns attention to California drought
President Barack Obama is turning his attention to the severe drought threatening California.
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Drought Threatens California Despite El Nino
Last winter, El Nino-driven storms dumped much-needed snow and rain over California, boosting reservoir levels and fueling hopes the parched state's four-year drought might end.
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'Toilet to Tap' Gains Appeal in Drought-Parched California
The idea, for many, may be too hard to swallow.
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Water Use Plummets in Drought-Plagued California
Mandatory water-saving measures in place to fight California's historic drought have produced a sizeable drop in consumption over the past two months, regulators said Thursday.
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Californians Struggle for 'Normal Life', Without Water
A washing machine stands in the middle of Maria Jimenez's California yard, like a redundant relic of modern life. Nearby are several rented mobile toilets, no longer in us
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California Laments 'Dismal' Water Cuts After Drought Call
Californians cut their water use by a "dismal" 2.8 per cent in February, officials said Tuesday, days after the state's governor demanded 25 per cent reductions to counter a historic drought.
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California Farmers Spared Worst of Water Rationing: Jerry Brown
California Governor Jerry Brown on Sunday defended tough new measures aimed at combatting a crippling four-year drought, but which critics say are far too lenient on the state's farmers.
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More Rain on the Way for California, But Drought May Not be Over
This week's California storms dumped up to three inches (7.6 cm)of rain on the parched state and more wet weather is on the way, but it is too soon to know whether there will be enough precipitation this winter to remedy three years of drought, forecasters said.
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Much-needed rain, snow to hit parched California
Meteorologists forecast a pair of storms could dump several inches of rain on parched cities and croplands throughout California in the coming week.
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White House pledges $1 billion to prepare for climate change
President Barack Obama on Friday unveiled a $1 billion fund in his 2015 budget to help communities across the United States prepare for the impact of climate change.
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Barack Obama turns attention to California drought
President Barack Obama is turning his attention to the severe drought threatening California.
