Environmental
Apr. 23, 2011
Plan to Your Heart’s Content, California Depends on It
Accurate urban water management plans are needed to accommodate California's burgeoning population. By Paeter E. Garcia of Best Best & Krieger LLP.
Once every five years, a relatively unknown process unfolds that places the future of California in a precarious balance. But it's not a process involving interest rates, job forecasts or the budget deficit. Nor is it one that reduces crime or ensures health care benefits. Rather, it's a process about water - known as urban water management planning. But does it really place California's future in the balance? You bet it does. With...
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