Increased evaporation and less water available from the Colorado River may lead to severe impacts to the nearly 20 million people served by the Southern California Metropolitan Water District. And all Californians could feel the pinch at the grocery store since the region grows a considerable amount of food.
KVMR’s Paul Emery and hydrogeologist Steve Baker discuss what we know now, and what Californians can do to prepare for potential water scarcity in our future.