Dick Van Dyke 'involved in car crash'

Experts Say Colorado River Deal Fails to Solve Long-Term Problems

Experts Say Colorado River Deal , Fails to Solve Long-Term Problems. Experts have warned that a hard-fought agreement between California, Arizona and Nevada to cut the use of the Colorado River won't solve the long-term water crisis. 'The Guardian' reports that experts say the new deal, announced on May 22, is only a temporary solution to a problem that threatens life in the American west. The agreement will see the three states cut water consumption from the dwindling river by 13% over the next three years if adopted. The deal is reportedly backed by $1.2 billion in federal funds and encourages voluntary reductions made in exchange for government grant money. 'The Guardian' reports that the deal comes after months of missed deadlines and stagnant negotiations. . However, experts warn that the measure is not enough to prevent the existential threat posed by the Colorado River. . Following years of over-allocation to meet the needs of a rapidly expanding U.S. west, the region is now facing unprecendented global warming. . 'The Guardian' reports that the American west is facing a "megadrought' that is the worst the region has experienced in 1,200 years. The Colorado River supports 40 million people, including the populations of Los Angeles and Denver, while also supplying water for millions of acres of cropland. The Colorado River supports 40 million people, including the populations of Los Angeles and Denver, while also supplying water for millions of acres of cropland. This deal is clearly a Band-Aid solution for a short-term fix, Katharine Jacobs, Expert in water and climate adaptation at the University of Arizona, via 'The Guardian'. It’s better than nothing, but we are just putting off a much more dramatic change needed to resolve this problem. , Katharine Jacobs, Expert in water and climate adaptation at the University of Arizona, via 'The Guardian'

Jay-Z and Beyonce bought the most expensive home in California history for $200 Million

Jay-Z and Beyoncé have just snagged one of the greatest architectural masterpieces in the country, a 30,000-square-foot home in the prime area of Malibu and they paid a King's ransom. The couple paid $200 million for the property, making it the most expensive home ever sold in the entire state of California. Please watch the video to know the details. #Beyonce #JayZ #Hollywood ~PR.154~ED.101~HT.178~GR.125~

Disney Scraps Florida Plans Amid DeSantis Confrontation

Disney Scraps Florida Plans , Amid DeSantis Confrontation. CNBC reports that Disney has canceled plans to open a new employee campus in Florida amid ongoing tension with the governor of the Sunshine State. CNBC reports that Disney has canceled plans to open a new employee campus in Florida amid ongoing tension with the governor of the Sunshine State. Josh D’Amaro, chairman of Disney’s parks, experiences and products division, addressed the decision in a May 18 memo to employees. Josh D’Amaro, chairman of Disney’s parks, experiences and products division, addressed the decision in a May 18 memo to employees. D'Amaro cited "changing business conditions" and CEO Bob Iger's return to helming the company. D'Amaro cited "changing business conditions" and CEO Bob Iger's return to helming the company. Along with announcing that Disney would not go forward with the new campus, the company canceled plans to relocate 2,000 California-based employees to Florida. Along with announcing that Disney would not go forward with the new campus, the company canceled plans to relocate 2,000 California-based employees to Florida. This was not an easy decision to make, but I believe it is the right one, Josh D’Amaro, chairman of Disney’s parks, experiences and products division, via CNBC. CNBC reports that the new campus was originally scheduled to open as soon as 2022-2023, but was later pushed back to 2026. It is clear to me that the power of this brand comes from our incredible people, and we are committed to handling this change with care and compassion, Josh D’Amaro, chairman of Disney’s parks, experiences and products division, via CNBC. The news comes after Governor Ron DeSantis targeted Disney's special district, which had allowed it to self-govern its operations for decades. The news comes after Governor Ron DeSantis targeted Disney's special district, which had allowed it to self-govern its operations for decades. The special district's five-member board was replaced by members handpicked by DeSantis. . The special district's five-member board was replaced by members handpicked by DeSantis. . In response, Disney filed a lawsuit accusing DeSantis and the new board members of carrying out a campaign of political retribution. . In response, Disney filed a lawsuit accusing DeSantis and the new board members of carrying out a campaign of political retribution.

Trevor Jacob: California-based YouTuber and pilot looking to up to 20 years in prison |Oneindia News

Trevor Jacob, a California pilot with a daredevil YouTube channel who deliberately crashed his airplane in a stunt in 2021 to make a video has agreed to plead guilty to obstructing the investigation into the crash. The influencer and former Olympic snowboarder admitted to mounting cameras on a small airplane and equipping himself with a parachute so he could film a solo flight from Lompoc City Airport in Santa Barbara County to Mammoth Lakes, about 400 miles away near Yosemite National Park. In a plea agreement, Jacob admitted he had intended to obstruct federal authorities when he disposed of the wreckage and had created the video to make money through a sponsorship with a wallet company. #Trevorjacob #USyoutuber #California ~PR.153~HT.99~ED.155~