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Thieves are stealing scarce water amid extreme drought, "devastating" some communities


Thieves in California are stealing scarce water amid extreme drought, devastating some communities
CNN
7 hrs ago
By Brisa Colon, CNN
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In an aerial view, low water levels are visible at Lake Oroville on July 22, 2021, in Oroville, California. As the extreme drought emergency continues in California, thieves are making off with billions of gallons of water, tapping into fire hydrants, rivers, and even small family homes and farms.
As an extreme drought grips California, making water increasingly scarce, thieves are making off with billions of gallons of the precious resource, tapping into fire hydrants, rivers, and even small family homes and farms. ....

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Thieves in California are stealing scarce water amid extreme drought, 'devastating' some communities


By Brisa Colon, CNN
As an extreme drought grips California, making water increasingly scarce, thieves are making off with billions of gallons of the precious resource, tapping into fire hydrants, rivers, and even small family homes and farms.
State and local officials say water theft is a long running-issue, but the intensifying drought has driven the thefts to record levels as reservoirs dry up and bandits make off with stolen water, often to cultivate the growth of illegal marijuana crops.
“Water stealing has never been more severe,” said John Nores, head of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife Marijuana Enforcement Team. The agency has been fighting the thefts for years, usually in rural areas of the parched state, that have been “devastating” communities, he said. ....

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Thieves are stealing California's scarce water. Where's it going? Illegal marijuana farms


Thieves are stealing California’s scarce water. Where’s it going? Illegal marijuana farms
As drought increases, water thefts have increased to record levels. Thieves tap into hydrants, pump water from rivers and break into remote water stations and tanks.
Credit: Photo by Pablo Unzueta for CalMatters
Thieves break into water stations that provide water to California s rural residents, like this one in Lancaster, located in Los Angeles County s Antelope Valley. Photo by Pablo Unzueta for CalMatters
Author: JULIE CART CALMATTERS
Updated: 4:31 PM PDT July 20, 2021
CALIFORNIA, USA One day last spring, water pressure
 in pipelines suddenly crashed In the Antelope Valley, setting off alarms. Demand had inexplicably spiked, swelling to three and half times normal. Water mains broke open, and storage tanks were drawn down to dangerous levels.  ....

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