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Water wars loom as drought and growth strain U S water supply
A comprehensive examination warns of rising water demand and shrinking supplies across the United States. Officials from the Defense Department and State Department stress preventing conflicts over water, while California, Arizona, and Texas wrestle with overdrawn aquifers, drought, and growth. Experts cite conservation progress in Los Angeles and Orange County, looming lawsuits, and the need for pricing reforms as water becomes scarcer and more valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Smith
U.S. Defense Department
Pentagon
State Department
Middle East
Asia
Africa
America
Tom Turney
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Colorado
Albuquerque
Ciudad Juarez
el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Aletta Belin
Santa Fe, N.M
Linda Vida
Water Resources Center
University of California-Berkeley
American West
California
Peter Gleick
Pacific Institute For Development
Berkeley
Metropolitan Water District
Los Angeles
Met
Orange County Water Dis
U.S. Southwest
Ipswich
Boston
William Alley
U.S. Geological Survey
United States
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Cape Cod
Florida
High Plains
Ogallala
Kansas
Midwest
Alley
San Joaquin Valley
Tucson
Las Vegas
Nature
Brusca
University of Arizona