Climate change boosts risk of future drought in California

Stanford scientists say the risk of drought in California is being increased by climate change caused by human activity, reports the Contra Costa Times. It quotes climate scientist Noah Diffenbaugh as saying continued warming “will result in more frequent occurrences of high temperatures and low precipitation that will lead to increased severe drought conditions.” The Stanford… » Read More

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