Chart Shows 'Disturbing' Water Levels in Minnesota
Streamflow in Minnesotas Straight River was only 12 percent of what it should be during this time of year.
Source: newsweek.com
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What Science Communications Can Learn From Sewer Twitter
Sewer Twitter (the account from a sewer district in Cleveland, Ohio) is a shining example of how to communicate and connect with the public on crucial, but unglamorous, topics.
Source: forbes.com
What Lake Mohave's Water Level Change Means for Lake Mead's Future
Lake Mohave is 94 percent full, while Lake Mead, which has steadily risen throughout the spring and summer, is only 34 percent full.
Source: newsweek.com
Photos Show How Lake Mead's Water Levels Changed Over 40 Years
The photos revealed a concerning trend at Lake Mead, located in Nevada and Arizona.
Source: newsweek.com
California regulators propose new water conservation rules
Marin County's two largest water agencies will not be required to make reductions until 2035, and those reductions only range from 1 to 2%.
Source: marinij.com
New permanent water conservation rules are coming to California — see how your city will be affected
Regulations will require cities to use water more efficiently, whether or not a drought is occurring
Source: thereporter.com
New permanent water conservation rules are coming to California — see how your city will be affected
Regulations will require cities to use water more efficiently, whether or not a drought is occurring
Source: timesheraldonline.com
New permanent water conservation rules are coming to California -- see how your city will be affected
Regulations will require cities to use water more efficiently, whether or not a drought is occurring
Source: eastbaytimes.com
New permanent water conservation rules are coming to California -- see how your city will be affected
Regulations will require cities to use water more efficiently, whether or not a drought is occurring
Source: mercurynews.com
California is Out of Its Epic Drought—For Now
Tropical Storm Hilary and a year of substantial rainfall has brought needed water to California. But the region's long-term problems remain.
Source: yahoo.com