Counties File Suit Over Water Plan
3 October 2000 - 2:00pm
The Regional Council of Rural Counties filed suit on Tuesday in the Sacramento Superior Court against the CalFed water accord, claiming that it is a cloaked effort to take control over northern groundwater and funnel it to southern water districts.
The coalition is comprised of counties containing watersheds that supply nearly 80% of California's water. The lawsuit marks a long-held complaint by rural counties that CalFed, a program that purportedly aims to restore the Bay-Delta ecosystem while concurrently increasing water supply systems for urban and agricultural interests, was set up to benefit water interests in the southern counties at the expense of the north.
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Counties File Suit Over Water Plan
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San Jose Mercury News, October 2, 2000
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