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Climate Change & Pacific NW Water; Water Use Strains Jordan Aquifer; Protecting our Dwindling Water
Tuesday, November 18, 2014 11:55
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Protecting our dwindling water. People who live in the Rio Grande Basin will have to take dramatic steps if they hope to have a future that involves more than just dust.
Growing water use threatens to strain Jordan aquifer. Rapidly growing industrial and residential use of the Jordan aquifer is prompting Iowa environmental leaders to consider new restrictions to better protect the massive underground water source.
Climate change & Pacific northwest glaciers. Glaciers in the Pacific Northwest are essential for the region’s drinking water, hydropower and salmon survival. But disappearing glaciers make the Northwest uniquely vulnerable to the effects of climate change.
