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Few significant water uses are so ostentatious and arguably unnecessary as golf.
Contact:Ariel Carpenteracarpenter@kcet.org(747) 201 - 5243Special Earth Day On-Air and Online Lineup on KCET April 22 Cultivates Awareness Around Our…
For Californians, who has the right to water -- in what order, for what, in what quantity, and under what terms -- is not an easy answer.
Parkways now amount to the next big frontier in outdoor urban water conservation.
The drought is hurting Mono Lake, but if not for the decades-long campaign to save it, it'd be dead now. So there's that.
Life in California may change quite a bit after Governor Brown's emergency Executive Order this week.
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The future ramifications of water consumption in Southern California are explored in "After the Aqueduct," a group show at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE).
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The drought has cut California's hydropower output. We've been making up the difference by burning natural gas.
Water is often wasted in ways that are not readily apparent to us.