California Drought: Planning for a future of less rain
As our climate changes, extreme heat and droughts have become more common than floods in California.
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As our climate changes, extreme heat and droughts have become more common than floods in California.
In a report, L.A. City Controller Kenneth Mejia said L.A.'s climate plan lacks specifics and offers little in the way of meaningful metrics.
The 'yuck' factor once kept cities from recycling water, but better technology and a growing need for water could change attitudes.
The city is nearing the completion of a $600-million project that will revitalize a long-contaminated water source and Superfund site.
Staff and board members from the Glenwood Springs-based Colorado River Water Conservation District, along with other water managers from across western Colorado, this month visited the lower basin states — Nevada, Arizona, and California — on what they called a fact-finding trip.