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Californians, In a Departure, Appear Ready to Support Big Water Spending to Respond to Drought
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State leaders face infrastructure decisions now that will have consequences for decades.
Media Alert: What Can California Learn from Australia’s Biggest Dry?
Interactive Event on California Drought – Lessons Learned from Australia
Peter Gleick: Clarifying the Discussion about California Drought and Climate Change
Confusion about California's drought stems from the failure of some scientists, bloggers, reporters, and others to distinguish among three separate questions.
Texas A&M University Unveils North American Soil Moisture Database
The database is one step toward better information about the…
Report: 25% of World’s Agriculture Growing in Regions of High Water Stress
A new study from the World Resources Institute shows the connection between crops and water scarcity.
Report: Society’s Water Safety Net Is Fraying
A National Research Council report argues that groundwater use…
Report: Australia’s Groundwater Is Worth Billions
A new study finds that Australia’s groundwater contributes more to GDP than some industries.
What Is the IPCC Telling Policymakers About Climate Change and Water?
Oceans are rising faster and becoming more acidic, snowpack is…
Choke Point: U.S. — Water, Energy, and the Ohio River Valley’s New Course
Few places in the United States better understand the economically essential and ecologically risky accord between energy and water than this southeast Ohio town.
Fortune Telling: Colorado River Teeters Toward First-ever Shortage Declaration
In the short term, water prices would rise and groundwater pumping would increase. In the long term, demand would have to drop.
Study: Texas Lost Enough Water in the 2011 Drought to Fill Lake Mead Nearly Twice Over
Most of the water evaporated from soils, according to new research…