Western Water Crunch Has Climate Change Fingerprints, Scientists Find

InsideClimate News
By Bob BerwynApr 27, 2017, 3:00 am204 pts
Water in the mountain snowpack has declined 10-20 percent since the 1980s, and losses ahead could put farms, energy and drinking water at risk, a new study suggests By Bob Berwyn The American West has already lost between 10 and 20 percent of its mountain snowpack since the early 1980s, and climate change is…

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