There was $50 million in drought funding for California, alone. It seems to me that a priority ought to be to deal with a species recovery plan that would not rely solely on the use of water.
Jim Costa: “There was $50 million in drought funding for California, alone. It seems to me that a priority ought to be to deal with…”
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Costa emphasizes the need for a species recovery plan amid drought funding.
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