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April 5, 2022
Of rain fell in los angeles. making it the second wettest december on record, according to noaa. that was followed by the eighth driest january ever. less than a tenth of an inch of rain fell. as los angeles is once again in a drought, this one stretching into its third year, every drop counts. >> the priority in getting water is the one thats falling directly from the sky. with the county, for example, it has storm control dams where they can store the water. >> reporter: then some of the water...
February 4, 2022
The Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District’s (Metro Water District) recently announced the District-wide winner for the 20th annual middle school essay contest, Samarth Iyengar from Kittredge Magnet School, as
January 28, 2022
The Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning Districtโs (Metro Water District) announced the District-wide winner for the 20th annual middle school essay contest, Samarth Iyengar from Kittredge Magnet School, as well […]
January 28, 2022
The Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning Districtโs (Metro Water District) announced the District-wide winner for the 20th annual middle school essay contest, Samarth Iyengar from Kittredge Magnet School, as well […]
December 8, 2021
They say as much as 2 to 12% more per storm. >> this is moisture in the cloud that would not fall out normally. i use the analogy of squeezing the sponge. you get more out of every storm. every drop counts, it matters. >> reporter: not just on the ground, these programs extend to aircraft. here its partially paid for by down river states that desperately needs the water. >> state funding comes from lower basin states, california, nevada, they supply a significant amount of funds. thats the first...
December 8, 2021
Itel who handles water resource issues for the state of colorado. heres more on cloud seeding. >> it burns silver iodide and disperses it into the clouds to create snow. its like squeezing a sponge, you get a little more out of every storm. all of this is for the colorado river basin at a whole. it increases water supply for all sides of the divide. every drop counts. it matters. >> reporter: ive never met anybody who says, i can create more water, i can create more snow. >> this isnt a panacea,...
October 13, 2021
Safety and efficiency are the focus, as new Mettler-Toledo messaging pinpoints the mindset that liquid pharmaceutical producers must adopt as they...
July 17, 2015
He said that their internal price for water hadnt even actually gone up. something is amiss fundamentally in the way that this very scarce resource is being priced and rationed. bottled water is just a small drop of californias water usage, but in a shortage where every drop counts who gets what and what is the process that decides that? thats the question weve been asked since weve first started doing research for this package of shows. im going to talk to someone finally on the board in charge...
July 17, 2015
This great state of california, in the fifth largest economy in the world seemed completely screwy. at one point in the interview in fact, if i didnt misunderstand, he said that their internal price for water hadnt even actually gone up. something is amiss fundamentally in the way that this very scarce resource is being priced and rationed. bottled water is just a small drop of californias water usage, but in a shortage where every drop counts, who gets what and what is the process that decides ...
July 17, 2015
The price signals for water in this great state of california, in the fifth largest economy in the world seemed completely screwy. at one point in the interview in fact, if i didnt misunderstand, he said that their internal price for water hadnt even actually gone up. something is amiss fundamentally in the way that this very scarce resource is being priced and rationed. bottled water is just a small drop of californias water usage, but in a shortage where every drop counts, who gets what and wh...