Well, I am surprised. Not
So where did the money go?
I know. To pay for more propaganda on Global Warming.
[QUOTE]Most of this production would not be possible without irrigation. California agriculture uses roughly 30 million acre-feet of water a year on 9.6 million acres. California's vast water infrastructure was developed to provide water for irrigation with agriculture using 80% of California's developed water supply. California's population growth and greater awareness of environmental water requirements has increased the pressure on California agriculture to use water more efficiently and to make more water available for urban and environmental uses. [/QUOTE]
I heard from an investigative TV documentary that agriculture uses 90% of the water and does ZERO (zilch zip, notta) to conserve water, and they get the water for almost free.
the middle class working man pays the bill and the "water shortage" is nothing more than a constantly recycled premise to raise taxes (similar to the global warming bonanza)