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State tells San Joaquin Valley agencies that groundwater plans are flawed

Warning of more dry wells and sinking ground, California officials tell local agencies their groundwater sustainability plans are flawed.

State Tells San Joaquin Valley Agencies That Groundwater Plans Are Flawed

Los Angeles Times – by Ian James

California water officials have alerted local groundwater agencies in farming areas across the San Joaquin Valley that their plans for bringing aquifers into balance don’t adequately address how continuing declines in water levels could cause many more wells to run dry.

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