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Originally Posted by Ron_Ski
IHMO you should probably be more concerned about this than you probably are. What is happening is, these entities are locking up water rights today at ridiculously low prices against water shortages in the future. If California is any indication, when water becomes scarce, these entities will be deemed to have senior water rights and your children and grandchildren will be at their mercy.
The reason these shenanigans are permitted is because these entities donate large sums on money to establishment approved candidates of both political parties. You may like Hillary or Jeb because of thier stance on open borders or the XL pipeline but they won't give a rats behind about your childrens' water problems because they are already beholding to these millionaires and billionaires. That is why I encourage you to consider a non traditional candidate on either side.
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I agree with most of the posters who say we should do something. I noted that these contracts have to be approved by the state. It appears to me that it would be the governor? I hope someone has some factual information about what to do. I'm ready to take action.