What you need to know about the California drought

Updated June 25, 2019 11:58:22I’ve been drinking the water from a plastic bottle at my local water source for over a year now, and I’m still in awe of the quality of the water.

The water is crystal clear and refreshing, with a pleasant, lightness that is unmatched by any other source of water I’ve encountered.

I’ve had a few drinks at home recently, and the water tastes great.

I can’t get enough of the fact that it’s the best water I have ever tasted.

While the state’s water crisis has been on the news for a while now, the extent of the crisis and the level of water demand in California has not received as much attention.

That’s because water is one of the most important commodities on the planet, with the amount of water needed to grow food and feed the people of the world, the environment, and even the human race.

That means that while the water crisis is the number one concern for many people, not everyone has access to the clean, safe water they need.

This is the reality of the situation, and in California, as elsewhere, water is often a commodity that is priced high and sold as cheap.

To a large extent, California has the highest water prices in the world.

The average Californian spends nearly $15,000 per year to provide water to their homes, and water in the state is often priced at exorbitant prices.

To make matters worse, the drought has had a devastating impact on many communities in California.

According to a recent report by the Institute for Energy Research, the state has lost over one-third of its water resources in the past few years, and a staggering 1.4 million acres of agricultural land has been lost since 2015.

Water infrastructure has also been devastated by the drought, with less than half of the state having reliable water supplies.

This has forced communities to rely on underground pumping, and many have resorted to digging their own wells and using water from rivers and reservoirs that they are not able to tap.

The water crisis in California is being exacerbated by the massive growth in water use in recent years.

As of 2018, the average Californians household used 1.8 gallons of water per person, and an estimated 3.1 billion gallons of it is used every year, according to the Department of Water Resources.

With so much water in such short supply, there are many communities that have resorted on water conservation measures, including water conservation plans.

Conservation plans have been the mainstay of the California Water Supply Program, which is a collaborative effort among various water districts, cities, and private companies that manage water distribution and delivery.

The plan has been designed to ensure that the water is always available for those who need it, and to protect the state from the impact of the drought.

This means that water conservation is a key part of the overall plan, and conservation plans are a way for districts to manage their water supplies while also ensuring that the resources are available for everyone in need.

A water conservation plan can help alleviate some of the stress that is placed on people by the lack of water in their communities.

However, as we’ve already discussed, the water supply can also affect economic activity.

This is because the water that people use is usually delivered to them through pipes and other water-related infrastructure, and this can lead to disruptions in the way that water flows through the supply chain.

For example, the distribution system can stop, or even become unusable, if water is not used to power a home or business, or if water pipes are not properly maintained.

In many communities, the loss of water can lead people to disconnect from the grid, which can cause economic disruption.

The cost of maintaining a water supply is not a simple matter.

Many states require that water systems be maintained by private corporations or private companies owned and operated by private citizens.

While these companies are required to provide their water systems with certain standards, it’s up to them to maintain their water system as well as provide services such as cleaning, disinfecting, and treating it.

While water conservation can be a solution for many residents, it can also have an impact on the quality and quantity of water that is available to the state.

A water conservation program could be a way to ensure the state gets its fair share of water.