California Moves Closer to Imposing First Limits on Groundwater Use
California Moves Closer to Imposing First Limits on Groundwater Use
California has put a water-stressed farming region on notice for having “inadequate” plans to curb its overuse of groundwater, bringing officials closer to directly intervening in how growers manage their underground water supplies for the first time in state history.
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