When Californians voted for Proposition 1 in 2014, they had every reason to expect sound investments in climate-resilient water projects.
And all but one of the projects selected to receive the proposition’s $2.7 billion in water supply funding fulfill those criteria. They replenish groundwater basins and enhance the storage capacity of existing reservoirs to better withstand droughts — benefits that are realized by all people across the state.
Unfortunately, the one project that does not measure up ...