Climate: water resources
Extreme weather and prolonged drought in some regions are affecting electricity generation — notably hydroelectric and nuclear power.
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Climate change may force more farmers and ranchers to consider irrigation - at a steep cost
News The Associated Press ·Southern California's water chief pushes for transformation - Los Angeles Times
News Los Angeles Times ·Southern California's water chief pushes for transformation - Los Angeles Times
News Los Angeles Times ·San Diego water woes | City auditor urged water department to notify customers about withheld bills back in 2018 - CBS News 8
News CBS News 8 ·Progress in the efforts to restore water in Rio Verde Foothills - ABC15 Arizona in Phoenix
News ABC15 Arizona in Phoenix ·Colorado River water restrictions lessen as Lake Powell and Lake Mead see increase in water - Arizona's Family
News Arizona's Family ·City of Phoenix on tight water restrictions despite feds recent cutback - Arizona's Family
News Arizona's Family ·San Diego County Water Authority sues over Fallbrook, Rainbow possibly leaving district - ABC 10 News San Diego KGTV
News ABC 10 News San Diego KGTV ·Low water levels forced Jacob's Well to close to swimmers. Now Blue Hole is closed, too. - KUT
News KUT ·How to adapt to climate change, and how not to
News Phys.org ·Federal judge calling for Entergy report on water bills - WAPT Jackson
News WAPT Jackson ·City of Beaumont warns of water changes during disinfection period - KFDM-TV News
News KFDM-TV News ·Texas drought: Wimberley's Blue Hole closed for 2 weeks due to low water levels - Austin American-Statesman
News Austin American-Statesman ·Key bills
H.R. 7776: Water Resources Development Act