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Región turística de California se queda sin agua; hay alerta Mendocino, localidad turística de la costa norte de California, se está quedando sin agua tras dos años de poca lluvia en medio de una sequía en el oeste de Estados Unidos. AP | 23-07-2021 Una localidad turística de la costa norte de California se está quedando sin agua tras dos años de poca lluvia en medio de una sequía en el oeste de Estados Unidos, lo que ha obligado a habitantes y propietarios de negocios a traer el líquido de otras partes.

Región turística de California se queda sin agua 23/07/21 | 21:40 | Por: Redacción Mendocino se está quedando sin el liquido vital tras dos años de poca lluvia en medio de una sequía en el oeste de Estados Unidos. Una localidad turística de la costa norte de California se está quedando sin agua tras dos años de poca lluvia en medio de una sequía en el oeste de Estados Unidos, lo que ha obligado a habitantes y propietarios de negocios a traer el líquido de otras partes. Mendocino, famosa por sus playas, sender...

click to enlarge Chart by CALMatters/Flourish 2021 is shaping up to be a really dry year. Last month was the third-driest year on record with a total precipitation of 10 inches. When James Brumder and his wife Louise Gonzalez moved into their home tucked up against the mountains northeast of Los Angeles, he applied all his know-how to the task of undoing the thirsty garden they inherited. Brumder, who worked for a commercial landscaping company, pulled up their weedy, unkempt lawn in Altadena and replaced it with native grasses...

Julie Cart and Rachel Becker Cal Matters When James Brumder and his wife Louise Gonzalez moved into their home tucked up against the mountains northeast of Los Angeles, he applied all his know-how to the task of undoing the thirsty garden they inherited. Brumder, who worked for a commercial landscaping company, pulled up their weedy, unkempt lawn in Altadena and replaced it with native grasses, filled in garden beds with species that could make a living off the region’s fickle rainfall, installed drip irrigation, set up rain barrels and banked soil to collect any errant drops of water. When...

The Ohio Soybean Council (OSC) has launched a new website for Ohio farmers interested in learning more about carbon programs. The site will help farmers answer common carbon-related questions, compare carbon programs available in Ohio and compile the questions they need to consider before enrolling in a program. Interested farmers can also sign-up to receive bi-weekly email updates about the latest news affecting carbon markets. The new site is available at www.soyohio.org/CarbonMarkets. “Right now, carbon markets are a lot like the Wild West,” said Ryan Rhoades, Ohio Soybean Association...