A Different View of California Water

From Grist - California's drought isn't doomsday, but yes, it will change the state:

"The real problem with water in cities is not going to be too little, but too much: Coastal cities are vulnerable to sea-level rises. The Risky Business report estimates that there is a 1-in-20 probability that we will see more than 4 feet of sea-level rise by 2100. In California, that sea-level rise “would put the following specific facilities at risk of inundation”:

• 140 schools
• 55 healthcare facilities
• 3,500 miles of roads and highways
• 280 miles of railways
• 330 EPA hazardous waste facilities or sites
• 28 waste water treatment sites
• 30 power plants with a capacity of 10,000 MW
• Oakland and San Francisco international airports"