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New data from urban areas suggests that people are ignoring the governors pleas for voluntary conservation during the drought. Some experts say its time for Newsom to issue a mandatory order.

New data from urban areas suggests that people are ignoring the governor’s pleas for voluntary conservation during the drought.

New data from urban areas suggests that people are ignoring the governor’s pleas for voluntary conservation during the drought. Some experts say it’s time for Newsom to issue a mandatory order.

New data from urban areas suggests that people are ignoring the governor’s pleas for voluntary conservation during the drought.

New data from urban areas suggests that people are ignoring the governor’s pleas for voluntary conservation during the drought.

The increased water use in California’s cities and towns came during the second-driest January on record, as the Sierra Nevada snowpack continues to dwindle — and another dry summer looms.

In 2018, L.A. County voters approved Measure W, a massive tax aimed at protecting beaches and improving water supply through storm water capture. Yet only $95.5 million has been disbursed for projects out of $556 million collected.

Increased streamflow — the rate at which water is carried by rivers and streams — could be seen as a boon for the drought-stricken Western United States. But too much water comes with hazards.<br/>

Wildfires are increasing streamflow throughout the Western U.S., raising new threats for public safety and water management, according to researchers.

Imagine taking a long, hot shower without wasting water and energy. That s the guilt free promise ofa recirculating shower, which continuously filt...