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Al caminar por tu vecindario, habrás notado que los patios se han transformado. Tienen menos hierba y más plantas nativas. ¿Qué apariencia tiene el tuyo, estás listo para reemplazar tu césped que consume tanta agua? Crea un jardín hermoso y moderno que haga uso eficiente del agua. Si vives...
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La tierra que Jim Scala y su familia han estado cultivando durante tres generaciones está reseca y marrón hasta donde alcanza la vista. El estanque donde solía beber su ganado ahora es un charco, rodeado de barro agrietado. En otros años, el agua bombeada del río Shasta habría inundado...
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The land that Jim Scala and his family have been ranching for three generations is parched and brown as far as he can see. The pond where his cattle used to drink is now a puddle, ringed with cracked mud. In other years, water pumped from the Shasta River...
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Rachel Becker CalMatters California Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled Thursday August 11 a broad strategy for bolstering the state’s water supply that includes targets to recycle more water, expand reservoir storage and collect more data on the amounts farmers use. Newsom warned that new strategies are essential because California’s water...
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Without water, without air, but full of hope. This is how entire families of immigrants traveled in pursue to fulfill their American dream of living and working, of having a better future in the United States, when one by one they died suffocated inside a trailer container. Not to...
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California today proposed a long-awaited standard for a cancer-causing contaminant in drinking water that would require costly treatment in many cities throughout the state. Traces of hexavalent chromium are widely found in the drinking water of millions of Californians, with some of the contamination naturally occurring and some from...
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Californians used 2.6% more water in January compared to before the drought emergency was declared, a sign that urban residents are ignoring the state’s pleas to take the drought seriously and cut back. The increased water use in California’s cities and towns came during the second-driest January on record, as...
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Mary Schuermann Kuhlman Public News Service COLUMBUS, Ohio — Hay un gran esfuerzo esta semana para informar a las familias de Ohio sobre los peligros de un veneno silencioso. Debido a que el plomo es invisible y el daño que causa se retrasa, abordar el envenenamiento por plomo es...
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Mary Schuermann Kuhlman Public News Service COLUMBUS, Ohio — There is a heightened effort this week to inform Ohio families about the dangers of a silent poison. Because lead is invisible and the damage it causes is delayed, addressing lead poisoning is tricky. A recent study found 5% of Ohio kids...
Al caminar por tu vecindario, habrás notado que los patios se han transformado. Tienen menos hierba y más plantas nativas. ¿Qué apariencia tiene el tuyo, estás listo para reemplazar tu césped que consume tanta agua? Crea un jardín hermoso y moderno que haga uso eficiente del agua. Si vives...
La tierra que Jim Scala y su familia han estado cultivando durante tres generaciones está reseca y marrón hasta donde alcanza la vista. El estanque donde solía beber su ganado ahora es un charco, rodeado de barro agrietado. En otros años, el agua bombeada del río Shasta habría inundado...
The land that Jim Scala and his family have been ranching for three generations is parched and brown as far as he can see. The pond where his cattle used to drink is now a puddle, ringed with cracked mud. In other years, water pumped from the Shasta River...
Rachel Becker CalMatters California Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled Thursday August 11 a broad strategy for bolstering the state’s water supply that includes targets to recycle more water, expand reservoir storage and collect more data on the amounts farmers use. Newsom warned that new strategies are essential because California’s water...
Without water, without air, but full of hope. This is how entire families of immigrants traveled in pursue to fulfill their American dream of living and working, of having a better future in the United States, when one by one they died suffocated inside a trailer container. Not to...
California today proposed a long-awaited standard for a cancer-causing contaminant in drinking water that would require costly treatment in many cities throughout the state. Traces of hexavalent chromium are widely found in the drinking water of millions of Californians, with some of the contamination naturally occurring and some from...
Californians used 2.6% more water in January compared to before the drought emergency was declared, a sign that urban residents are ignoring the state’s pleas to take the drought seriously and cut back. The increased water use in California’s cities and towns came during the second-driest January on record, as...
Mary Schuermann Kuhlman Public News Service COLUMBUS, Ohio — Hay un gran esfuerzo esta semana para informar a las familias de Ohio sobre los peligros de un veneno silencioso. Debido a que el plomo es invisible y el daño que causa se retrasa, abordar el envenenamiento por plomo es...
