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The Case of California’s Missing Water


Brew a full pot of water through coffee beans and you should enjoy a full pot of coffee, more or less. In California’s Pajaro Valley, however, this is certainly not the case — though no one seems to know why.

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Shrinking Sierra Snowpack Spells Another Dry Year for California


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The first measure of moisture in the Sierra Snowpack this season does not bode well for West Coast agriculture.

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Evaporation Station: Laser to Monitor Farm Water Use


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LOS ANGELES — Drop by vaporous drop, the amount of water farmers lose through evaporation can be significant. But a scientist and his students intend to measure this amount exactly, using a telescope-like laser

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Dangerous Bedfellows: Cholera Stricken Zimbabwe Braces for Malaria Outbreak


JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — In Zimbabwe, the Cholera crisis has claimed more than 1,500 lives. Now aid workers fear Malaria brought on by intense seasonal rains.

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Opinion: Is There a Right to Water?


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Does water belong to the life-protecting litany of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights?

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Could Fixing the Pipes Fix the Pockets of 400,000 Unemployed?


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Could money and maintenance problems in the United States manage their own solutions?

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Nickeled Back: Oregon to Tax Bottled Water


For years people have been making weekly bottle runs, reaping small change from soda and beer cans. In Oregon they will soon be able to do the same with water.

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Rainy Tennessee Copes with Valley of Ashes


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What happens when the earth gives way? Residents and authorities in eastern Tennessee struggle to answer this very question, as 5.4 million cubic yards of spilled coal ash seep into nearby waterways, block roads and flood neighborhoods.

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Cashing in on Water: Small Business Owner Capitalizes on Controversial Commodity


COPPERAS COVE, Texas — As water becomes an increasingly political issue, one man and his family plan to capitalize on its also increasing commercial popularity.

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Glaciers Adrift: Climate Change Comes to Nepal


Although many Nepalis have contributed little to climate change, they experience it most drastically.

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