Regional water studies show storage and conservation are both needed; projected demand rises sharply by 2070 Nooksack and Yakima basin planners told the board that climate projections and population growth increase summertime water vulnerability: the Nooksack study projects a 45% increase in consumptive water use by 2070 and ranked storage and floodplain restoration options; Yakima managers stressed a portfolio of conservation, leasing and habitat matching to current hydrographs.

A groundbreaking study reveals that water consumption could soar by 45% by 2070, urging the need for innovative storage and conservation strategies to combat climate change impacts on our rivers.

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