Depending on where in California you live, some of the water from your faucet probably traveled hundreds of miles from its origins: either a melting snow bank in the high Sierra Nevada or a winter rainstorm that doused its foothills. That origin point, California’s headwaters, on average receives 60% of the state’s annual precipitation falling […]
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