Why Can't California Farmers Get the Water They Need?
Who is blocking 29 million in Los Angeles from getting water, and why
By Katy Grimes —— Bio and Archives--April 30, 2016
Global Warming-Energy-Environment | Comments | Back To Full Article
Part ll--California's Political Water Wars Heating Up. Part l is HERE.
Despite some nice rainfall this year, the more than two dozen State Water Contractors throughout the state have been told to expect 45 percent water allocations.
A recent Daily Democrat article said 100 percent water supply is probably not even possible for many areas, and estimated that 60-70 percent of water supplies through the two state aqueducts could be as good as it gets.
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