> Sure the mismanaged water is a problem but I am not sure baring the use for "agrarian business interests" aka Food production, is the solution either. It rea

> Sure the mismanaged water is a problem but I am not sure baring the use for "agrarian business interests" aka Food production, is the solution either. It really is though. They're using over 90% of the water in the state, so where else do you suggest cutting it from? Further, if you look into the state of California's water rights, you will come to understand that the problem is, in fact, a group of reactionary agri-barons who jealously protect their ability to freeload off the State's natural resources.