Irrigation dropped maximum temperatures by one to
three degrees Fahrenheit on average while increasing minimum
temperatures up to four degrees compared to unirrigated farms or
forests, new research shows. In all, irrigated farms experienced a
three- to seven-degree smaller range in daily temperatures compared to
other land uses. These effects persisted throughout the year... Ken Notes: The real issues is where does the water come from and how do we return it to the watershed cleaner than we found it. | ||
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