I represent a community in California's Central Valley that has a lot of small farm towns with great needs for, of course, California compliance standards on wastewater and drinking water, very, very high, and many of these towns don't have a lot of new growth to put the cost of a new treatment plant onto developer fees.
Duarte discusses the challenges faced by small farm towns in California regarding water compliance and funding.
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Do you believe, Ms. Arias, that diet is a key health factor for working families, low-income families, all families, color; I don't care.
These dams are 92 percent full. We have farms that need this water to produce crops this year.
My district is full of very smart people, with firm grasp reality. They can smell (EXPLETIVE DELETED).
If we had due process, we could take into account the dietary needs of American families and balance them against the air quality needs of American families.
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