At what point does the right of somebody to ask for more and more water end, if somebody else has to get hurt to do it?
Brian Mast: “At what point does the right of somebody to ask for more and more water end, if somebody else has to get hurt to do it?”
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Mast questions the ethics of water allocation impacting communities negatively.
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