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When it comes to drought, California is getting all the attention these days. This makes sense. The Golden State is huge—in area, in population, in business, in culture, in agriculture—and it all relies on water. But the state’s problems are a drop in the proverbial bucket compared to the developing world’s water woes.
Globally, drought affects more than 1.5 billion people in the developing world. And with some of the world’s largest underground aquifers running low, many more face huge shortages. But California’s drought could be a boon for dried-out developing countries.
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29 Jul 2014, 30 inch water pipe burst under Sunset blvd, producing a geyser of water that flooded the UCLA campus. Ted Soqui/Corbis
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http://www.wired.com/2015/06/dear-world-drought-fixes-love-california/
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