Shade Balls — Silver Lake Reservoirs Conservancy
Why plastic shade balls are being removed from some LA reservoirs | Plastics News
Why Are 96,000,000 Black Balls on This Reservoir? (Thumbnail Breakdown)
Shade balls dumped into Los Angeles Reservoir to prevent evaporation, contamination – East Bay Times
Los Angeles Reservoir's 'shade balls' are a 'bacterial nightmare' | Daily Mail Online
96 Million Black Plastic Balls That Protect This LA Reservoir - Funny Video
This is How These Black Shade Balls Help the L.A. Reservoir - SolidSmack
Why plastic shade balls are being removed from some LA reservoirs | Plastics News
Los Angeles Reservoir Covered With 96 Million Shade Balls to Conserve Water Amidst Drought - ABC News
LA 'black ball' reservoir rollout potential 'disaster' in the making, say experts | Fox News
Why shade balls aren't such a great idea after all | Grist
LA: 'Shade balls' will cover reservoir and save $300 million – DW – 08/12/2015
Why 96 million plastic 'shade balls' dumped into the LA Reservoir may not save water | PBS NewsHour
LA 'black ball' reservoir rollout potential 'disaster' in the making, say experts | Fox News
LA: 'Shade balls' will cover reservoir and save $300 million – DW – 08/12/2015
LA throws 96 million 'shade balls' at its water shortage — and it's mesmerizing | Mashable - YouTube
Shade balls — Wikipédia
In California, Millions of 'Shade Balls' Combat a Nagging Drought - The New York Times
L.A. fighting drought with millions of black plastic balls
Why 96 million plastic 'shade balls' dumped into the LA Reservoir may not save water | PBS NewsHour
Shade balls' protect Los Angeles' open-air reservoirs, water quality | CTV News
Los Angeles Reservoir Covered with 96 Million Plastic Balls to Fight Evaporation | Amusing Planet
Why Did L.A. Drop 96 Million 'Shade Balls' Into Its Water?
Using 'shade balls' in reservoirs may use up more water than they save | Imperial News | Imperial College London
Shade Balls - Why are 96 Million Black Plastic Balls in this Water Reservoir? Wasserbehörde von Los Angeles deckt Wasserreservoir mit knapp 100 Millionen schwarzen Plastikbällen ab
