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California drought pits farmers vs. cities. But neither is the biggest water victim

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California says 50% of the state's water goes toward environmental purposes, 40% toward agriculture and 10% toward urban areas. But experts say that calculation tells only part of the story, especially because the environment's share tends to shrink dramatically during dry years. Instead, a clearer picture begins to emerge when you consider water designated for domestic and business use.

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Los Angeles Times

California drought pits farmers vs. cities. But neither is the biggest water victim

As drought worsens, farmers and city dwellers are cutting their water use to historic lows, but it's California's environment that suffers the most.

2 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Red Bluff Daily News

California drought pits farmers vs. cities. But neither is the biggest water victim

As California fast approaches what is likely to be a fourth year of punishing drought, residents are being asked to cut their water use to historic lows. But while city dwellers are rising to the o…

2 years ago

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Napa Valley Register

California drought pits farmers vs. cities. But neither is the biggest water victim

As California fast approaches what is likely to be a fourth year of punishing drought, residents are being asked to cut their water use to historic lows. But while city

2 years ago

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California drought pits farmers vs. cities. But neither is the biggest water victim

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California drought pits farmers vs. cities. But neither is the biggest water victim

California drought pits farmers vs. cities. But neither is the biggest water victim

California drought pits farmers vs. cities. But neither is the biggest water victim

California drought pits farmers vs. cities. But neither is the biggest water victim

California drought pits farmers vs. cities. But neither is the biggest water victim

California drought pits farmers vs. cities. But neither is the biggest water victim

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