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California water managers announced they're sharply limiting deliveries to just 15 percent of what most urban and agricultural water agencies requested.
This comes after 20,000 cubic feet of water per second poured into the ocean because of inadequate storage.
California is expecting more atmospheric rivers this week.
We cannot let water from another wet year go to waste, and we cannot let the lessons learned from last year’s storms be in vain.
The time to prepare for dry years is now.
California unfortunately has missed so many opportunities to secure our water supplies because Governor Newsom and Sacramento Democrats refuse to invest in above ground water storage.
Having endured years of drought and now with flooding this year, more water storage is essential and needed. It is a travesty that in a budget of over $300 billion, there is not one additional dollar put toward above ground water storage.
Water storage & infrastructure equals affordable housing, flood safety, and cheaper groceries.
Last night, I joined @NextRevFNC for a discussion on California’s water policy and solutions to the issues we’re facing as a state.
Water shortages are a choice we made a generation ago when we stopped building new reservoirs to meet the needs of a growing population. My bill, H.R. 186 will bring order from bureaucratic chaos as it streamlines the process to build new reservoirs.
.@RepLaMalfa saying what a lot of people in California are thinking about the bullet train to nowhere. #WaterStorageNow
We’ve wasted nearly $20 billion on this high cost rail project with very little to show for it. Completing the project will cost a minimum of another $100 billion. A small fraction of this money would have financed the construction of all the water storage California ever needs.
Thank you to @RepDuarteCA13 @RepDavidValadao @RepMcClintock @RepLaMalfa for holding @NatResources subcommittee field hearing in the Central Valley to highlight the need for this critical water infrastructure in California. #WaterStorageNow
We have the resources available to solve California’s water shortage issues, the only thing that is missing is the political will.
I joined @NatResources for a field hearing on our water storage problems & how proper investment can create prosperity for generations to come.
Droughts are caused by nature, water shortages are caused by bad policy decisions.
Last week I was able to question local leaders about how Congress can help improve California’s water storage capacity and ensure that our dams remain safe.
When you're told to take a shorter shower as water flows abundantly into the ocean, your government is broken.
A great visual of all the water we could be saving but can't because @GavinNewsom @CA_Dem continually refuse to provide adequate water storage. #WaterStorageNow
We are releasing 20,000 cubic feet per second into the ocean from Folsom because there’s no place to store it.
Think of all the water that could have been captured during these historic winter storms, but @GavinNewsom @CA_Dem refuse the will of the people to build adequate #WaterStorageNow.
Good News: CA’s snowpack is 181% of average for this time of year.
Bad News: CA hasn’t built new water storage in 40 years.
If we are to endure more drought, we need to be prepared to keep what we get & stop wasting precious water to the sea!
Build #WaterStorageNow.
Our snowpack is the deepest it’s been in 4 decades.
But what hasn't been built in 4 decades? New water storage.
Remember this time - all the rain & snow we received.
Let’s get water storage projects done NOW so future generations will have what they need. #WaterStorageNow
2014: CA Voters approve $7.1B for water storage projects
2023: Nothing new has been built
In 6 months, they'll be telling you to conserve water despite historic storms this winter.
#WaterStorageNow
If only there was a solution.
Oh, you know, like upgrading CA’s outdated water storage infrastructure.
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#WaterStorageNow
NEW: Statewide, California's snowpack is at 205% of average levels for this date, according to new survey from state water officials. But, if the next two months are dry, that snowpack could quickly disappear and prevent California from exiting drought.
Since October of last year, California has flushed over 6.4 million acre-feet of water out to the ocean. This is extremely frustrating to our farmers fallowing their fields and the communities running out of water for daily use in homes and businesses.
I joined @morgan_rynor @abc10
to discuss #CA voters approving funding for more water storage in 2014, the state’s most environmentally-friendly proposed dam, Sites Reservoir, is still years away from being built. #CADeservesBetter
What, like it’s hard? #WaterStorageNow
Californians know how imperative water infrastructure is. That's why we voted to build adequate storage in 2014. It's time that Democrats get their act together and adhere to what Californians need NOW. #WaterStorageNow @Newsmax
2014: CA Voters approve $7.1B for new water projects
2023: Nothing new has been built
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