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Local Water Districts Slow to Bill Farms Based on Water Use

May 28, 2014 at

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During California's last drought, lawmakers passed new laws to press the state's heaviest water users, farmers, to use less. But the rules require the cooperation of local water districts, and they haven't all been cooperating.

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Local Water Districts Slow to Bill Farms Based on Water Use

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