Huge Rainfall In California Will Only Stave Off Droughts For So Long

Drought restrictions will almost certainly be back in a state where decades-long dry periods are the norm. Is anyone preparing?

Thanks To Radical Environmentalists, Not Even A ‘Bomb Cyclone’ Can Fix California’s Drought

California hasn't built a new dam in four decades, and more than 80 percent of the state's winter rainwater is annually wasted.

Amid A Self-Inflicted Energy Crisis, California Gives Its Last Nuclear Power Plant A Five-Year Extension

California lawmakers approved a five-year extension of the state's largest power plant as residents brace for weekend blackouts.

How To Turn Desalination Waste From Burden To Profit

Environmental hazards could be diminished by proper mitigation, turning plant waste products into lucrative commodities.

The American West Is Running Out Of Water. Will California Desalinate?

While landlocked states struggle to find solutions to the western water crisis, California is home to one of the longest coastlines.

After Nixing 50-Million-Gallon-A-Day Desalination Plant, California Demands Residents Use Less Water

California residents were slapped with tighter water restrictions Tuesday after officials spiked plans for a $1.4 billion desalination plant.