California Drought
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Climate Change Effects on Sierra Nevada's Snowpack Can Threaten Species Health Suffering from Starvation
The latest report raised concerns about the impacts of climate change on the snowpack in the Sierra Nevada in California. Researchers warn that the decline of snowpack can starve many species in the region. Read here.
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Drought Puts Six Million Southern California Residents Under Water Restrictions
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New California Law Will Punish People Wasting Water With $500 Fine Amid Severe Drought
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Historical Emergency Drought in California Endangers Lives of 19 Million Residents
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Carbon Emissions May Skyrocket Due to California's Lack of Efficiency in Water Usage
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Mendocino is Running Out of Water Supply as Town Suffers From Worst Drought in History
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Rattlesnakes Everywhere! California's Severe Drought is Forcing Rattlesnakes Out of Their Habitat
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Climate Change Creates Giant Rivers in the Sky
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What are You Losing, California? How Drought Wiped Out CA's Waters
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What are You Losing, California? How Drought Wiped Out CA's Waters
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U.S. Southwest At Risk of Decades-Long ‘Megadroughts’ Due to Climate Change
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California's Ongoing Drought Puts 58 Million Trees In Danger
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Orangutans Suffer as Oil Palm Plantations Take Over
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