We take for granted life on a planet with surface water in liquid form. It’s so plentiful that claims of short supply often fall on deaf ears. Yet an infinitesimally small amount of that water is fresh, accessible, and useable by man. And that supply is getting smaller every day.
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  by kevin, on July 16th, 2009 by aleida, on July 15th, 2009Most residents of Los Angeles don’t know how much water they consume for non essential use. Nor do they know how far it travels. Moving and processing water is one of the largest producers of carbon dioxide in CA. |
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blue water vs. green water
In the near future, diminished supply throughout California means that urban areas, such as Los Angeles, will compete with central valley farmers for the same water.
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