On the recordFebruary 23, 2016
The truth is that the effects of the Endangered Species Act on our water supply are only around the edges of our state's water balance.
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congress.govThe truth is that the effects of the Endangered Species Act on our water supply are only around the edges of our state's water balance.
Lowenthal emphasizes the drought's primary role in California's water issues over the Endangered Species Act.
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