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California's Drought from Above - 07 May 2015 
California is entering its fourth year of a severe drought. 
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RTX1BWMI 
May 07, 2015 
A field of dead almond trees is seen next to a field of growing almond trees in Coalinga in the Central... 
Coalinga, UNITED STATES 
Field of dead almond trees is seen next to field of growing almond trees in Coalinga in the Central Valley... 
A field of dead almond trees is seen next to a field of growing almond trees in Coalinga in the Central Valley, California, United States May 6, 2015. Almonds, a major component of farming in California, use up some 10 percent of the state's water reserves according to some estimates. California ranks as the top farm state by annual value of agricultural products, most of which are produced in the Central Valley, the vast, fertile region stretching 450 miles (720 km) north-sound from Redding to Bakersfield. California water regulators on Tuesday adopted the state's first rules for mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the region's catastrophic drought enters its fourth year. Urban users will be hardest hit, even though they account for only 20 percent of state water consumption, while the state's massive agricultural sector, which the Public Policy Institute of California says uses 80 percent of human-related consumption, has been exempted. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
USA-DROUGHT/
RTX1BWM4 
May 07, 2015 
Cows are seen at Harris Cattle Ranch in Coalinga in the Central Valley, California, United States May... 
Coalinga, UNITED STATES 
Cows are seen at Harris Cattle Ranch in Coalinga in the Central Valley 
Cows are seen at Harris Cattle Ranch in Coalinga in the Central Valley, California, United States May 6, 2015. It takes 150 gallons of water to make a 1/3 pounder hamburger according to the U.S. Geological Survey. California ranks as the top farm state by annual value of agricultural products, most of which are produced in the Central Valley, the vast, fertile region stretching 450 miles (720 km) north-sound from Redding to Bakersfield. California water regulators on Tuesday adopted the state's first rules for mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the region's catastrophic drought enters its fourth year. Urban users will be hardest hit, even though they account for only 20 percent of state water consumption, while the state's massive agricultural sector, which the Public Policy Institute of California says uses 80 percent of human-related consumption, has been exempted. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTX1BV9E 
May 06, 2015 
Reservoir banks that used to be underwater are seen at Millerton Lake, on the San Joaquin River, in Friant,... 
FRIANT, UNITED STATES 
Reservoir banks that used to be underwater are seen at Millerton Lake, on the San Joaquin River, in Friant... 
Reservoir banks that used to be underwater are seen at Millerton Lake, on the San Joaquin River, in Friant, California, United States May 6, 2015. California's snowpack, which generally provides about a third of the state's water, is at its lowest level on record. California water regulators on Tuesday adopted the state's first rules for mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the region's catastrophic drought enters its fourth year. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
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RTX1BQUX 
May 06, 2015 
A worker walks through farm fields in Los Banos, California, United States, May 5, 2015. California... 
Los Banos, UNITED STATES 
A worker walks through farm fields in Los Banos 
A worker walks through farm fields in Los Banos, California, United States, May 5, 2015. California water regulators on Tuesday adopted the state's first rules for mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the region's catastrophic drought enters its fourth year. Urban users will be hardest hit, even though they account for only 20 percent of state water consumption, while the state's massive agricultural sector, which the Public Policy Institute of California says uses 80 percent of human-related consumption, has been exempted. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY
USA-DROUGHT/
RTX1BVE4 
May 06, 2015 
A field of dead almond trees is seen in Coalinga in the Central Valley, California, United States May... 
Coalinga, UNITED STATES 
A field of dead almond trees is seen in Coalinga in the Central Valley 
A field of dead almond trees is seen in Coalinga in the Central Valley, California, United States May 6, 2015. Almonds, a major component of farming in California, use up some 10 percent of the state's water reserves according to some estimates. California ranks as the top farm state by annual value of agricultural products, most of which are produced in the Central Valley, the vast, fertile region stretching 450 miles (720 km) north-sound from Redding to Bakersfield. California water regulators on Tuesday adopted the state's first rules for mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the region's catastrophic drought enters its fourth year. Urban users will be hardest hit, even though they account for only 20 percent of state water consumption, while the state's massive agricultural sector, which the Public Policy Institute of California says uses 80 percent of human-related consumption, has been exempted. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTX1BVBC 
May 06, 2015 
Fresno-Clovis Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility is seen next to farm fields in Fresno, California,... 
Fresno, UNITED STATES 
Fresno-Clovis Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility is seen next to farm fields in Fresno 
Fresno-Clovis Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility is seen next to farm fields in Fresno, California, United States May 6, 2015. California water regulators on Tuesday adopted the state's first rules for mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the region's catastrophic drought enters its fourth year. Urban users will be hardest hit, even though they account for only 20 percent of state water consumption, while the state's massive agricultural sector, which the Public Policy Institute of California says uses 80 percent of human-related consumption, has been exempted. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTX1BVAS 
May 06, 2015 
Reservoir banks that used to be underwater are seen at Millerton Lake, on the top of the Friant Dam in... 
FRIANT, UNITED STATES 
Reservoir banks that used to be underwater are seen at Millerton Lake, on the top of the Friant Dam in... 
Reservoir banks that used to be underwater are seen at Millerton Lake, on the top of the Friant Dam in Friant, California, United States May 6, 2015. California's snowpack, which generally provides about a third of the state's water, is at its lowest level on record. California water regulators on Tuesday adopted the state's first rules for mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the region's catastrophic drought enters its fourth year. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
USA-CALIFORNIA/DROUGHT
RTX1BQYF 
May 06, 2015 
A canal runs through farm fields in Los Banos, California, United States May 5, 2015. California water... 
Los Banos, UNITED STATES 
A canal runs through farm fields in Los Banos 
A canal runs through farm fields in Los Banos, California, United States May 5, 2015. California water regulators on Tuesday adopted the state's first rules for mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the region's catastrophic drought enters its fourth year. Urban users will be hardest hit, even though they account for only 20 percent of state water consumption, while the state's massive agricultural sector, which the Public Policy Institute of California says uses 80 percent of human-related consumption, has been exempted. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTX1BQYD 
May 06, 2015 
Water pours into a canal in Los Banos, California, United States May 5, 2015. California water regulators... 
Los Banos, UNITED STATES 
Water pours into a canal in Los Banos 
Water pours into a canal in Los Banos, California, United States May 5, 2015. California water regulators on Tuesday adopted the state's first rules for mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the region's catastrophic drought enters its fourth year. The emergency regulations, which require some communities to trim water use by as much as 36 percent, were approved unanimously late Tuesday by the State Water Resources Control Board weeks after Democratic Governor Jerry Brown stood in a drying mountain meadow and ordered statewide rationing. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD8U 
April 15, 2015 
A tractor collects golf balls on a driving range in the Palm Springs area, California April 13, 2015.... 
Palm Springs, UNITED STATES 
A tractor collects golf balls on a driving range in the Palm Springs area 
A tractor collects golf balls on a driving range in the Palm Springs area, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water usage per person in Palm Springs is 201 gallons, more than double the California average. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY FOR BEST QUALITY IMAGE ALSO SEE: GM1EB5D0S6I01 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD7X 
April 15, 2015 
Swimming pools are seen behind homes in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water... 
Palm Springs, UNITED STATES 
Swimming pools are seen behind homes in Palm Springs 
Swimming pools are seen behind homes in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water usage per person in Palm Springs is 201 gallons, more than double the California average, according to the New York Times. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD3L 
April 15, 2015 
A person water skis on an artificial lake in Indio, California April 13, 2015. California's cities and... 
Indio, UNITED STATES 
A person water skis on an artificial lake in Indio 
A person water skis on an artificial lake in Indio, California April 13, 2015. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD6C 
April 15, 2015 
People play golf on a course in La Quinta, California April 13, 2015. California's cities and towns would... 
La Quinta, UNITED STATES 
People play golf on a course in La Quinta 
People play golf on a course in La Quinta, California April 13, 2015. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD6K 
April 15, 2015 
An umbrella is seen painted on dry grass in the Palm Springs area, California April 13, 2015. The average... 
Palm Springs, UNITED STATES 
An umbrella is seen painted on dry grass in the Palm Springs area 
An umbrella is seen painted on dry grass in the Palm Springs area, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water usage per person in Palm Springs is 201 gallons, more than double the California average according to the New York Times. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD39 
April 15, 2015 
Homes with swimming pools are seen in the Palm Springs area, California April 13, 2015. The average daily... 
Palm Springs, UNITED STATES 
Homes with swimming pools are seen in the Palm Springs area 
Homes with swimming pools are seen in the Palm Springs area, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water usage per person in Palm Springs is 201 gallons, more than double the California average. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD42 
April 15, 2015 
Homes with swimming pools and boathouses built around an artificial lake are seen in Indio, California... 
Indio, UNITED STATES 
Homes with swimming pools and boathouses built around an artificial lake are seen in Indio 
Homes with swimming pools and boathouses built around an artificial lake are seen in Indio, California April 13, 2015. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD3B 
April 15, 2015 
A canal runs through a golf course in La Quinta in the Palm Springs area, California April 13, 2015.... 
Palm Springs, UNITED STATES 
A canal runs through a golf course in La Quinta in the Palm Springs area 
A canal runs through a golf course in La Quinta in the Palm Springs area, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water usage per person in Palm Springs is 201 gallons, more than double the California average. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD8B 
April 15, 2015 
The Wet 'n Wild water park is seen in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water... 
Palm Springs, UNITED STATES 
The Wet 'n Wild water park is seen in Palm Springs 
The Wet 'n Wild water park is seen in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water usage per person in Palm Springs is 201 gallons, more than double the California average. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD6V 
April 15, 2015 
Swimming pools are seen behind homes in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water... 
Palm Springs, UNITED STATES 
Swimming pools are seen behind homes in Palm Springs 
Swimming pools are seen behind homes in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water usage per person in Palm Springs is 201 gallons, more than double the California average, according to the New York Times. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD6G 
April 15, 2015 
A water storage facility is seen near homes in La Quinta, California April 13, 2015. California's cities... 
La Quinta, UNITED STATES 
A water storage facility is seen near homes in La Quinta 
A water storage facility is seen near homes in La Quinta, California April 13, 2015. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD3S 
April 15, 2015 
Homes with boathouses built around an artificial lake are seen in Indio, California April 13, 2015. California's... 
Indio, UNITED STATES 
Homes with boathouses built around an artificial lake are seen in Indio 
Homes with boathouses built around an artificial lake are seen in Indio, California April 13, 2015. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
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April 15, 2015 
A golf course is seen in La Quinta, California April 13, 2015. California's cities and towns would be... 
La Quinta, UNITED STATES 
A golf course is seen in La Quinta 
A golf course is seen in La Quinta, California April 13, 2015. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
USA-NEWHOMES/
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April 15, 2015 
New home constructions are seen in Cathedral City, California April 13, 2015. Picture taken April 13,... 
Cathedral City, UNITED STATES 
New home constructions are seen in Cathedral City 
New home constructions are seen in Cathedral City, California April 13, 2015. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD2K 
April 15, 2015 
The Jack Nicklaus private golf course is seen next to Lake Cahuilla in La Quinta, California April 13,... 
La Quinta, UNITED STATES 
The Jack Nicklaus private golf course is seen next to Lake Cahuilla in La Quinta 
The Jack Nicklaus private golf course is seen next to Lake Cahuilla in La Quinta, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water usage per person in Palm Springs is 201 gallons, more than double the California average. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD8W 
April 15, 2015 
Swimming pools are seen behind homes in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water... 
Palm Springs, UNITED STATES 
Swimming pools are seen behind homes in Palm Springs 
Swimming pools are seen behind homes in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water usage per person in Palm Springs is 201 gallons, more than double the California average, according to the New York Times. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
USA-ENVIROMENT/
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April 15, 2015 
Solar panels are seen on a parking garage in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. Picture taken April... 
Palm Springs, UNITED STATES 
Solar panels are seen on a parking garage in Palm Springs 
Solar panels are seen on a parking garage in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
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April 15, 2015 
Solar panels are seen in the Palm Springs area, California April 13, 2015. Picture taken April 13, 2015.... 
Palm Springs, UNITED STATES 
Solar panels are seen in the Palm Springs area 
Solar panels are seen in the Palm Springs area, California April 13, 2015. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
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April 15, 2015 
A home with a swimming pool is seen in La Quinta, California April 13, 2015. California's cities and... 
La Quinta, UNITED STATES 
A home with a swimming pool is seen in La Quinta 
A home with a swimming pool is seen in La Quinta, California April 13, 2015. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
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RTR4XD9W 
April 15, 2015 
A cemetery is seen in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy... 
Palm Springs, UNITED STATES 
A cemetery is seen in Palm Springs 
A cemetery is seen in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD3N 
April 15, 2015 
Homes with boathouses built around an artificial lake are seen in Indio, California April 13, 2015. California's... 
Indio, UNITED STATES 
Homes with boathouses built around an artificial lake are seen in Indio 
Homes with boathouses built around an artificial lake are seen in Indio, California April 13, 2015. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
CALIFORNIA-DROUGHT/
RTR4XD8L 
April 15, 2015 
Swimming pools are seen behind homes in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water... 
Palm Springs, UNITED STATES 
Swimming pools are seen behind homes in Palm Springs 
Swimming pools are seen behind homes in Palm Springs, California April 13, 2015. The average daily water usage per person in Palm Springs is 201 gallons, more than double the California average, according to the New York Times. California's cities and towns would be required to cut their water usage by up to 35 percent or face steep fines under proposed new rules, the state's first-ever mandatory cutbacks in urban water use as the state enters its fourth year of severe drought. Communities where residential customers use more than 165 gallons of water per person per day would have to cut back by 35 percent. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
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RTR4XD0X 
April 15, 2015 
A new home construction is seen in Cathedral City, California April 13, 2015. Picture taken April 13,... 
Cathedral City, UNITED STATES 
A new home construction is seen in Cathedral City 
A new home construction is seen in Cathedral City, California April 13, 2015. Picture taken April 13, 2015. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 
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