No End In Sight For California’s Climate-Exacerbated Drought

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By Mike GaworeckiJan 29, 2015, 9:00 am33 pts
As of January 26, the California Department of Water Resources reported that snowpack statewide was at just 27% of its normal level, which is 15% of the average for April 1, the point at which snow is typically expected to stop accumulating and begin to melt. Which means, of course, that California is in for…

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