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As Drought Worsens, Some Cities Near End of Water Supply

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Despite some welcome snow in the Sierra this week, California still faces a deepening drought with no end in sight. State officials said this week that 17 communities across the state are at risk of completely running out of water within two months. Host Scott Shafer talks about the issues …Read More

Source: The California Report – Science

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