A weak ridge in the upper atmosphere tried to assert itself over the western contiguous U.S. (CONUS) during this U.S. Drought Monitor (USDM) week, but Pacific storm systems moved through it in a stronger westerly flow.
Saving water at home doesn’t just help in times of drought, it can always help your wallet too! Take these ten easy steps (or at least some of them) to conserve money and water. Everyone wins!
The U.S. drought monitor shows the western half of the United States disproportionately affected by drought. (Credit: US Drought Monitor) Have you seen the U.S. Drought Monitor’s map lately? …
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This Mayan water-management system helped to sustain a city for 1,500 years.
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More than two-thirds of the United States is currently affected by drought conditions.
Indigenous grass provides stock for dry days, needs little water to grow again
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The very western part of the state is in the “Extreme Drought” to “Exceptional Drought” category.
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Drought has affected more people worldwide than any other natural hazard. This list of tips to conserve water will help you reimagine the way you see and savor the quality, sustainability, and natural resources in your everyday life.
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