Environmental
Jun. 30, 2015
Amidst drought, state high court to look at groundwater pumping fees
The California Supreme Court has taken up a case that tests the powers of local agencies to raise money to help sustainably manage increasingly depleted aquifers.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
As the state is placing more scrutiny on rampant groundwater pumping amidst the drought,
the California Supreme Court has taken up a case that tests the powers of local agencies
to raise money to help sustainably manage aquifers.
The dispute revolves around groundwater pumping fees the Ventura County-based United
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