California ends some water limits after storms ease drought
Most of California is no longer in drought, but some water shortage concerns remain, including the Klamath River basin and in Southern California.
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California ends some water limits after storms ease drought
Most of California is no longer in drought, but some water shortage concerns remain, including the Klamath River basin and in Southern California.
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California ends some water limits after storms ease drought
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has ended some of the state water restrictions.
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California ends some water limits after storms ease drought
Most of California is no longer in drought, according to an update by the U.S. Drought Monitor on Thursday.
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Dry farming could help agriculture in the western U.S. amid climate change
Some farmers in the western United States are forgoing irrigation, which can save on water and produce more flavorful fruits and vegetables.
United States University Of Arizona Oregon State University San Joaquin Valley San Joaquin San Francisco
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Historic weather eases drought in California but water woes continue
Cloud bands and ‘epic’ snowfalls have helped to temporarily lift parts of California out of drought
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A Very Wet Winter Has Eased California's Drought, but Water Woes Remain
Storms have brought heavy rain and snow to the state, but its ‘water issues haven’t gone away.’
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Is California's Water Crisis Over?
More than 44 percent of the state is free from drought after a series of moisture-laden storms, but is the weather enough to end the states drought?
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Upcoming storm could melt massive snowpack, officials warn of potential flooding
Experts say residents in areas downstream from large amounts of snow should keep an eye out for evacuation notices.
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This reservoir on the Sacramento River has been planned for decades. What's taking so long?
The Sites Reservoir — a $4.4 billion project to add dams and store more water that’ll be sent south — is still years away from completion. The final environmental report is expected this year.
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