DENNIS A. CARDOZA: “as I said earlier, maintaining an adequate water supply is critical to…”

On the recordMarch 8, 2007

as I said earlier, maintaining an adequate water supply is critical to the health and livelihood of our agricultural industry, our economy and our environment. Water is not an infinite supply, and water scarcity is occurring across the country and becoming more widespread. We have to find innovative ways to reuse and recycle the water that we have so it will be there to meet our needs, as well as the needs of future generations, and we have to provide the means to make that happen. This bill does just that. I urge a ``yes'' vote on the rule and on the previous question.

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DENNIS A. CARDOZA

California

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Discussing the importance of water supply and supporting a related bill.

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DENNIS A. CARDOZA: “as I said earlier, maintaining an adequate water supply is critical to the health and livelihood of our agricultural…”

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