The latest figures on California’s water conservation are in, and they’re pretty dismal. Via nytimes
The latest figures on California’s water conservation are in, and they’re pretty dismal.
You might think that means taking shorter showers or turning off the faucet while brushing your teeth. Those strategies don’t hurt, but a far more efficient one is to water our yards less. But then we entered 2022. January and February, typically the heart of our rainy season, were the driest two-month start to the year in California history, state officials say.
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