I think that what has happened is that California today and its water issue is suffering from the fact that it did not have the kind of attention that it should have had or the leadership to try to bring in the different values that are being debated in the future of the Bay Delta.
Ken Salazar: “I think that what has happened is that California today and its water issue is suffering from the fact that it did not…”
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Salazar discusses California's water issues and the need for better leadership and attention.
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