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A U.S. attack on an Iranian water system follows a disturbing pattern

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By Peter Gleick
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
Reports this week from Iran’s West Asia News Agency and the New York Times indicate that the recent U.S. military strikes on Iran included attacks on civilian water systems, cutting off water for 20,000 villagers near the town of Bemani. These reports follow news from early March of attacks on desalination plants in Iran and Bahrain and highlight the growing problem of violence against water infrastructure.
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Here’s what California’s dismal snowpack means for the state’s future

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By Peter Gleick
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
April 1 is the most important day for evaluating California’s water resources for the year and is considered the end of the rainy season, which runs from Oct. 1 through March 31. The last day of March is also when final snowpack measurements are made in the Sierra. The bad news this year is that the snow is already almost gone. On average, California’s April 1 snowpack stores around 27 inches of water, equivalent to billions of gallons of water.
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More US scientists must speak out - Nature Human Behaviour

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By Peter Gleick
| Nature Verified
The Trump administration has launched an extraordinary and dangerous attack on US science. Climate and water scientist Peter Gleick calls on scientists who are able and willing to do so to speak out publicly, and argues that although dissent carries risks, it is riskier to stay silent.
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