Studies emphasize the effects of drought on farms in Alabama and increased fire danger.
Alabama Faces Drought Concerns Following Dry September The Alabama Drought Assessment, Planning Team Monitoring and Impact Group has emphasized the environmental effects of a notably dry September. ADAPT, part of the Alabama Department of Economic Areas, manages governmental responses to drought situations. The Task Force’s Oversight and Impact Group Subcommittee focuses on monitoring climate and […]
Alabama Forestry Commission releases statewide Fire Risk Alert due to increasing drought conditions
The Alabama Forestry Commission (AFC) has issued a fire hazard advisory statewide, primarily due to ongoing drought conditions and a notable absence of steady rainfall across much of Alabama. This advisory will remain in effect until the state receives sufficient rainfall to ease the severe dryness. The AFC has noted that the combination of dry […]
Farmers in Arizona get ready for additional water reductions due to the drought in the West.
Challenges for Farmers in Yuma Amid Water Cuts Yuma, Arizona, is known for the Colorado River, which provides essential water for farms supplying winter vegetables to the U.S. However, with Lake Mead currently at just 31% of its capacity and impending water reductions, farmers in the area are confronting significant challenges to sustain this vital […]
Current drought compels states to establish new agreement for sharing Colorado River water
Yuma’s Dependence on Colorado River Water Yuma County in Arizona is often dubbed the nation’s “salad bowl,” largely thanks to its role in producing about 90% of the greens that Americans consume during the winter months. This agricultural hub covers more than 180,000 acres, but it’s important to note that it only receives about three […]
Drought, higher temperatures, hungry elk threaten aspen trees near Flagstaff
FLAGSTAFF — Beneath the beautiful yellow and red leaves of towering aspens in the Kachina Wilderness, forest ecologist Mike Stoddard looks down. His focus isn’t on the bright fall foliage, but on what’s growing beneath the forest floor. Mr Stoddard hopes historical data will inform the future of these beloved orchards, seeking landmarks for trees […]
The Drought Is Over: Cooper DeJean Declares For Draft, Could Be NFLs First White Corner In Decades
In late December, former NFL running back Rashard Mendenhall sent the internet into a frenzy when he suggested the NFL replace the Pro Bowl with an All Blacks vs. All Whites bowl. After Mendenhall's tweet, lines were drawn, squads were formed, and soon we had the image of two fairly strong, albeit segregated, teams. He […]
Texas City Bans ‘Unnecessary Water Usage’ As Drought Conditions Continue
City officials in Texas have told residents to “stop all unnecessary water use,” saying a prolonged drought had left the water supply “vulnerable.” Blanco, a small city west of Austin, has already faced water conservation efforts since mid-June. announced water company friday experienced The pipe breaks and the situation becomes even more dire. A small […]
Everyone Needs To Hear Rickie Fowler’s Perfect Reaction To Winning After Four Year Drought
Rickie Fowler kept things positive after winning the Rocket Mortgage Classic at the Detroit Golf Club on Sunday, ending his four-year streak. “It’s really hard to put it all into words. Honestly, I’ve had a lot of good things this year. I was playing really good golf, so I knew it was just a matter […]
Did Californians cut water use 15% during the drought?
The results are as follows: As California endured the driest three years on record, urban water users went to great lengths to conserve water, but Gavin said he would cut water use by 15%. It fell far short of Governor Newsom’s demands. Between July 2021, when Mr. Newsom first called for water users to voluntarily […]
Drought prompts Arizona governor to limit construction on outskirts of Phoenix | OUT WEST ROUNDUP | News
Arizona Drought and water overuse urge construction restrictions in parts of Phoenix PHOENIX — Arizona will not approve new housing construction on the burgeoning end of the Phoenix Subway, which relies on groundwater after years of overuse and decades of drought have depleted its water supply. At a press conference on June 1, Gov. Katie […]