[Mick]

There was a 10 hour meeting in Sacramento to push back against the plan.

Fury ignites among California residents calling new reservoir plans a 'cultural genocide'

The reservoir would be California's first since New Melones Lake was completed in 1979. In 1979, the state's population was 23,356,880, today, the state's population is 39,592,978, an increase of 16,336,098 or 70.2%. Gov. Newsom has stated that the reservoir is a priority, and the state can't afford to keep waiting for the water storage we need.

So the additional water would come in handy.

[Mick]

There was a 10 hour meeting in Sacramento to push back against the plan.

Fury ignites among California residents calling new reservoir plans a 'cultural genocide'

The reservoir would be California's first since New Melones Lake was completed in 1979. In 1979, the state's population was 23,356,880, today, the state's population is 39,592,978, an increase of 16,336,098 or 70.2%. Gov. Newsom has stated that the reservoir is a priority, and the state can't afford to keep waiting for the water storage we need.

So the additional water would come in handy.