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Perhaps that's an end-around for water rights issues. You can't "just" take the water rights from long established players. But it might be easier to simply app
by googlryas 3y ago
Perhaps that's an end-around for water rights issues. You can't "just" take the water rights from long established players. But it might be easier to simply apply a water tax, a base rate multiplied by how much water the product required to create, divided by the abundance of water in the region.
- jacobr1 3y agoYes this is the hard part. Any change to existing rights is very politically difficult to accomplish.