Amid Drought, Here's Where California Really Uses Its Water
As it endures a historic drought, the state is considering imposing $500-a-day fines for wasting water.
Source: nytimes.com
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Today on Insight, we're looking at the resentencing of Scott Peterson, a possible future without the Sierra snowpack, how climate change is taught in schools, and alternative music picks for the holidays.
Source: capradio.org
George Skelton: Climate change is distressingly real. But it's not behind all major weather events
Global warming creates drier air and helps parch vegetation that fuels horrific wildfires. But California's forests have been mismanaged for more than a century.
Source: postbulletin.com
George Skelton: Climate change is distressingly real. But it's not behind all major weather events
Summary: OK, so what do these two disasters have to do with anything today? There's one common thread between them that's relevant: No one blamed the freak storms on climate change.
Source: wctrib.com
COLUMNIST: Climate change can't be blamed on every bad storm
It rained so hard in California in 1862 that a 300-mile-long lake was created in the Central Valley, stretching from Bakersfield to Red Bluff.
Source: arkansasonline.com