Is the task of terraforming the arid land a farmer or government responsibility? I’m confused as to why California just seems to adore droughts and now I’m hearing it’s possibly avoidable?
Both. Some farmers, for example, have bulldozed some berms on the edges of their property to keep the water in for a bit and let it sink into the ground.
When I lived in Arizona long ago, many homes would add a small berm around their property for the same purpose.
Terracing of slopes can also be done.
But on a larger scale, it'd have to be the government.
When I lived in Arizona long ago, many homes would add a small berm around their property for the same purpose.
Terracing of slopes can also be done.
But on a larger scale, it'd have to be the government.