This Sacramento Bee Story examines the complex process by which unused water is now conveyed... when it is conveyed.
Even more importantly, this article highlights the behavior of the big three public water players -- who are marketers themselves -- as well as the official stewards of California's water market. "Rolen was one of dozens of Sacramento Valley farmers participating in a sale that reaped $12 million and spotlighted a new twist in California's age-old quest for water.Blessed with most of the water but suffering from low crop prices, farmers up and down the state are marketing their water -- to other farmers, and to thirsty urban customers from the Silicon Valley to San Diego."
Thanks to David Abel
Read the full story: The water's hot
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