In extraordinary move, California mulls crackdown on Los Angeles’ water draws at Mono Lake
In extraordinary move, California mulls crackdown on Los Angeles’ water draws at Mono Lake – San Francisco Chronicle
State water regulators announced this week that they’re revisiting their effort to protect Mono Lake from the ravages of drought, agreeing to review how much water the city of Los Angeles is taking from the basin and whether it’s too much.
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