But because we don't have the capacity to store excess water from wet years, we approach catastrophic shortages during the dry ones.
Tom McClintock: “But because we don't have the capacity to store excess water from wet years, we approach catastrophic shortages during…”
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Discussing California's water storage challenges due to fluctuating precipitation.
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