The water supply in California is not enough for the demanding 38 million residents. Lakes are drying and
Even under normal conditions, without the necessary policy reforms and different funding sources, California’s water supply would still be unreliable. California receives the greatest portion of agricultural revenue in the U.S. (11.3%). In some cases, crops that generate large portions of the state’s agricultural revenue require less acreage and less water compared to cheaper crops. Even though there are trying to stop the drought that we are in, I think that we can't and we will lose all of our water.
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ReplyDeleteOne thing I found interesting about your post is how the water supply in California is not enough for 38 million residents. A question I had about your post was why do you think you are going to lose all of your water if they are trying to stop the drought that you guys are in?
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