Why the U.S. has gotten so dry, so fast — and what could reverse it
Droughts take a long time to build and a long time to ease, meaning the impact of the 2024 U.S. drought won’t be erased ...
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WINnovation Award 2024: Verdi — Making Irrigation Automation Accessible to All Growers
By In an era of water scarcity, new water use monitoring requirements and labor shortages, automated irrigation has become a ...
Expansion of San Luis Reservoir set to boost California’s water-storing capacity
The federal government and California water agencies announced an agreement to raise a dam and expand San Luis Reservoir, ...
Four reasons the eastern U.S. isn’t safe from disastrous wildfires
The East may not face the same threats of massive wildfires that have become an ominous hallmark of life in the West. But the ...
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Homeowner showcases incredible transformation photos 3 years after getting paid to tear out grass lawn: 'Best decision you could have ever made!'
One California homeowner demonstrated how positive the state's Turf Replacement program was by completely remaking their yard ...
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Tracking winds and cooler temps as an incoming system approaches the Desert Southwest
An incoming lower pressure system will bring in stronger winds and cooler temperatures starting Friday. I am tracking rain ...
2 charged with setting some Northeast wildfires amid NJ drought warning
New Jersey’s governor declared a drought warning. Black Hawk helicopters scooped water from a lake to dump on a burning ...
From a Californian: What New Jersey and the rest of the U.S. needs to know about drought
SAN FRANCISCO — This week, 49 states are experiencing “moderate drought or worse,” according to the U.S. government. That ...
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A dry fall fuels wildfires from East Coast to west and puts Arizona forests on watch
It’s not a familiar fall forecast in the Northeast U.S., but drought conditions and human-caused ignitions have sparked ...