While water flows in the streets of L.A., will there be a deal in Sacramento?
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After years of debating and several months of tough negotiations in the Legislature and Governor’s office, it appears that a broad deal on California water policy might be on the horizon. The framework includes further mandatory conservation for urban water customers; strict limitations and overuse fines for farmers; and increase in water rates from local water agencies. While more pain and sacrifice will be needed from just about every Californian who uses water, will it lead to long-term stability?
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Jonas Minton, water policy advisor to the Planning & Conservation League; former Deputy Director of the California Department of Water Resources
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