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Editorial: The California salmon wipeout is even worse than you think

Water management decisions being made right now are at least as much to blame as heat storms and drought.

www.latimes.com

The Entire Colorado River Basin is in Crisis

We need climate action, now.

www.audubon.org

“It’s Time to Start Blaming the Unvaccinated,” Alabama’s GOP Governor Says

“It’s the unvaccinated folks that are letting us down,” Kay Ivey said

www.rollingstone.com

The Delta Variant Will Drive A Steep Rise In U.S. COVID Deaths, A New Model Shows

New estimates show the U.S. is on track to see a big rise in cases and more than triple the number of deaths by October.

www.npr.org

Nancy Pelosi Calls BS

The pundit class clutches its pearls

morningshots.thebulwark.com

Lessons from the Fight for the Grand Canyon

We once saved natural landmarks for their beauty; now, it’s for survival, too.

www.newyorker.com

Republican Confidence in Science Falls 27 Percentage Points Since 1975, Poll Says

Democrats are 34 points more likely than Republicans to have confidence in science, the new survey found

www.rollingstone.com

‘Reichstag moment’: Joint Chiefs chairman feared Trump was laying groundwork for coup

Gen. Mark Milley feared Trump might take unconstitutional actions after losing the election, according to the new book “I Alone Can Fix It.”

www.usatoday.com

Honoring A Water Warrior: How Harry Williams Fought for Paiute Water Rights in Owens Valley

Harry Williams recovered knowledge of his tribe’s traditional irrigation networks and water practices, strengthening the Paiute’s claims for water rights in Owens Valley. His activism on behalf of his people and their homelands left an impact on water management in the region.

www.kcet.org

‘Unrecognizable.’ Lake Mead, a lifeline for water in Los Angeles and the West, tips toward crisis

Lake Mead is at the lowest water levels in its 85-year history. Federal officials who manage the lake expect to soon declare a water shortage.

www.latimes.com

Scientists Call Northwest Heatwave the ‘Most Extreme in World Weather Records’

“Never in the century-plus history of world weather observation have so many all-time heat records fallen by such a large margin.”

The Valley Citizen

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