Drought in Our Backyards: The Erosion of Water Security The water crisis unfolding in the West is no longer a distant warning, but an uncomfortable reality that's seeping into daily life.
Federal officials have imposed sharp cuts on water allocations for Arizona, California, and Nevada, signaling the end of abundant freshwater as we once knew it.
Average American households use 82 gallons per day, a staggering amount considering how easily this profligate use has become ingrained in our habits.