[cripplecreek]

California is the 4th driest state and one of the most populous.

[EagleUSA]

Taxifornia’s democrat legislature majority has consistently IGNORED the need for more water storage. This, to keep the enviro-nazi campaign dollars flowing to the Rats. The state can spend TEN BILLION ANNUALLY supporting the broad cost of illegal aliens, but will not spend for more water storage.

Politics and power over responsible government. Democrats.

[null and void]

Nobody I know in Arizona knows what’s in this bill at this point

We’ll tell you what’s in the law when we’re done punishing you, should you survive, Citizen.

[odawg]

The situation would be a lot better if they only sent the millions of Mexican citizens back home.

[TMSuchman]

Cal. is also trying to get a pipe line from the Great Lakes built just for water too. and it looks like they might get it in the near future if Canada would go along with the idea.

[The Working Man]

OOOoooohhh! Water Wars coming back to the West?

Or just another prelude to Civil War II?

Stay tuned Campers for the next installment of... “Who Gets Screwed Next?”

[snarkpup]

Read more here:

Managing the Uncertainties on the Colorado River System, by Eric Kuhn, General Manager, Colorado River Water Conservation District

[Fungi]

“The secrecy generates concern and nervousness. Nobody I know in Arizona knows what’s in this bill at this point,”

Suddenly everything in DC is in secret. Why all this secrecy unless the the truth is not what they want you to know until it is too late?

[GOPJ]

California wants to bring in millions of illegals to share their water... then they want to steal water from other states to make up for the loss...

Yeah, that works...

Eff ‘em.

[Gasshog]

Whatsamatter AZ? Dont you wanna share in the suffering of your neighbor State? s/

[zeestephen]

Re: “The secrecy generates concern and nervousness. Nobody I know in Arizona knows what’s in this bill at this point.”

After the two Supreme Court decisions last week, it doesn’t matter anymore what’s actually written in this bill, or what’s written in any other bill, either.

[Ozark Tom]

They are still dependent upon Arizona, Nevada, and Utah for about 25% of their electricity imports. California electric operations divested percentage ownership to meet legal obligations, yet still import the power, hiding behind manipulation of sourcing rules.

They are dependent upon hospitable relations for grid stability, with the renewable percentage as deployed. Should Cali go to war with the other Colorado basin stakeholders, all their grid could go out from lack of base-load support.

[GeronL]

didn’t Oregon offer to sell Calipornia many billions of gallons of water....