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Droughts Don t Cause Water Scarcity — People Do : Experts Say Utah Needs To Permanently Reduce Water Use

Droughts Don t Cause Water Scarcity — People Do : Experts Say Utah Needs To Permanently Reduce Water Use
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AM News Brief: Salt Lake City Budget, Zion Cyanobacteria & Shoshone Hunting Rights

AM News Brief: Salt Lake City Budget, Zion Cyanobacteria & Shoshone Hunting Rights
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Farmers say drought could devastate Utah s produce supply

Most of Utah is already at the worst drought level and over half of the western United States is experiencing severe drought conditions, and farmers warned it s taking a toll on Utah s food supply.

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The drought meets cancel culture Why shaming your neighbors isn t the answer

The drought meets cancel culture. Why shaming your neighbors isn’t the answer Jay Evensen © Kristin Murphy, Deseret News Low water levels are pictured in Echo Reservoir north of Coalville on Thursday, May 6, 2021. When a severe drought held the West Coast in its clutches in 2015, some government leaders could think of no better way to get people to conserve water than to encourage them to turn on each other through drought shaming the practice of publicly outing and humiliating perceived water wasters on social media. The results should have been predictable. As the Orange County Register reported, one person sarcastically posted, “Congratulations for watering the pavement,” along with a picture of a water puddle near a curb in Costa Mesa, California.

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Drought in the West: Why higher water bills might be a solution

Deseret News Share this story Kristin Murphy, Deseret News When a severe drought held the West Coast in its clutches in 2015, some government leaders could think of no better way to get people to conserve water than to encourage them to turn on each other through drought shaming the practice of publicly outing and humiliating perceived water wasters on social media. The results should have been predictable. As the Orange County Register reported, one person sarcastically posted, “Congratulations for watering the pavement,” along with a picture of a water puddle near a curb in Costa Mesa, California. Another tweeted the photo of a bald man wearing sunglasses and watering roses in East Los Angeles. “This guy has been doing this daily since the drought began,” the post said.

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