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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2021 · 18 MIN

Does California Deserve All the Drought Shaming?

from The Future of Water · host Bluefield Research

It has only been a couple of years since California emerged from the last drought (2011-2019). Now it, alongside neighboring states, has been thrust into a seemingly worse situation than before. The alarm bells are ringing loud and clear, but what does it really mean? Host Reese Tisdale shares a couple of facts and thoughts on the drought and what this might mean for California, the region, and stakeholders. It’s not just California. The entire West is smoking red hot, but there are some things the rest of the country could learn from California. What came out of the state’s previous drought which lasted roughly seven long years, from December 2011 to March 2019? Technology and solutions exist. Related: Semiconductor Fabs Seek Water Sustainability Global Desalination Ownership Rankings: Market and Company Trends, 2020 Corporate Sustainability Targets: Water Management Trends across Ten Key Industries Reese Tisdale President Bluefield Research

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