Tag: Water in L.A.
Steve Carell Wants You to Stop Wasting Water
The actor lends his voice to a new PSA starring L.A.’s unofficial mascot: The Drop
Mayor Garcetti Has Issued a Statement About the Rain
So that’s what that wet stuff is!
Drought-Friendly Beauty Hacks to Keep Your Shower Short but Sweet
H20-lite products will keep you feeling pampered during the drought
City of Los Angeles Resorts to Ages-Old Parenting Tactic to Get Angelenos to Conserve Water
Get ready to feel really sorry about this morning’s shower
What California’s New Water Regulations Mean to You
Don’t go rogue with the hose
Are L.A.’s Stricter Rules on Water Conservation a Total Waste?
What new regulations really mean to the city—and to you
Drought Watch: Save Water, Save Money
Five hundred bucks (in fines) says Governor Jerry Brown can get you to turn off your sprinklers
All Clear: Los Angeles Magazine’s Water Supply Is EPA Approved
In honor of our September feature on Water in L.A., we decided to go on a fact-finding mission: could the water flowing from our office sink be harboring dangerous contaminates?
The Prophet of California Climate: A Dialogue with Bill Patzert
We set out to have a question and answer session with Bill Patzert, a climatologist with Caltech’s NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, but the veteran scientist had a lot to say. Rather than slow him down, we gave him the mic
Water, Water, Everywhere—But Not a Drop to Drink?
The thirst on Earth is building. Is there enough water to go around? We spoke with water and climate expert Peter Gleick, Ph.D. in an attempt to find out