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How Serious Is California’s Drought? These Satellite Images Say It All

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NASA satellite imagery comparing California’s snowpack in January 2013 to January 2014. GIF animation created by Rhett A. Butler_Mongabay.com. If you live in California, it’s safe to say that snowpack is a pretty crucial part of your existence. That’s because about a third of the state’s water supply comes from …Read More

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