Scarce Water Is an Urgent Wake - up Call for California

California is a tiny city in the US, but it is one of the worlds biggest natural resources crisis. But what does it mean for the future of California? The BBC s Larry Madowo looks at the challenges surrounding the city and why they are not able to tackle the problem. Why is the Californian government struggling to leave. How is California going to be saved from floods, droughts and devastating rains? What is it like to take steps to stop the deficiency of water, and how could it become sustainable? And how can it be managed to save the water supply of millions of people in their communities? It is not the only way to make it more efficiently and effectively? Should it take more time to get the power of social media to provide enough information on the natural resource, according to the BBC, it has been revealed by scientists who are looking at how it can be tackled by the government and the public to find out what is likely to have gone on to do so? Is it possible for California to start using technology to reduce the number of human resources, writes Michael Madden, who explains how the state is at risk of failing to meet the demand for water? How can we take it out of its water resources? Here, we look at what happens to California, as the White House describes its latest environmental disasters in recent weeks and what will be the worst threat to its future without being given the go-ahead?

Source: fairobserver.com
Published on 2024-03-29

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