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Californians Slack Off on Water Conservation

Oct 6, 2016 at

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Californians have been slacking off on water conservation. Statewide water savings fell by 10 percent in August compared to the same month last year. If conservation keeps dropping off, state officials say mandatory cuts could come back early next year.

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Californians Slack Off on Water Conservation

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