California Drought: Shrinking Lake Mendocino Forces Water Cuts To Sonoma County Russian River Region

Name: California Drought: Shrinking Lake Mendocino Forces Water Cuts To Sonoma County Russian River Region
Uploaded: 2021-07-29T01:12:13+00:00
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Description: Residents in the Russian River region of northern Sonoma County are already facing mandatory water rationing. But now, the situation has become so dire that

Video Credit: CBS 5 SF KPIX - Duration: 02:33s - Published on July 29, 2021

California Drought: Shrinking Lake Mendocino Forces Water Cuts To Sonoma County Russian River Region

Residents in the Russian River region of northern Sonoma County are already facing mandatory water rationing.

But now, the situation has become so dire that some agricultural users are being cut off completely.

John Ramos reports.

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California Drought: Shrinking Lake Mendocino Forces Water Cuts To Sonoma County Russian River Region

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