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Scientists say California “Mad Max” scenario unlikely

Posted by jfleck on 9 April 2015, 9:12 am

Despite the drier conditions and the apocalyptic headlines, California is unlikely to become a parched, uninhabitable hellscape, experts say.

Tia Ghose in LiveScience

Filed under California, cawater, climate variability, water | Permalink

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