Groundwater
Opinion
From Bakersfield Californian - Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Coalition response... While the writer has good intentions, the solution proposed to resolve
groundwater overdraft is incorrect. Many of California's over drafted
groundwater basins are the result of unreliable surface water supplies.
Environmental restrictions on water deliveries have squeezed more than 3
million acre-feet per year out of the system that serves farms, homes and
businesses throughout the state. Without reliable surface supplies it has been
impossible to meet the irrigation needs of farms and the food needs of
California consumers without resorting to groundwater. In fact, the flood
irrigation that is criticized in this article plays a big role in replenishing
groundwater supplies for other farms and rural communities, something that
doesn't happen with drip and micro-irrigation systems. Every irrigation system
has an appropriate use and flood is no different.
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