California's economy depends on a reliable, affordable, adequate supply of high-quality water. Adequate supplies are currently maintained only by intensive management of complex, overtaxed, and aging water infrastructure. By 2020, California's population is projected to grow almost 50 percent, to more than 47 million people. Drinking water standards are expected to become more stringent. The cost of drinking water treatment and water recycling continues to increase.
Time is of the essence.
California Business Roundtable, California Chamber of Commerce, California Council for Environmental and Economic Balance, California Farm Bureau, Western Growers Association, Bay Area Council, Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, Orange County Business Council, Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group, Southern California Water Committee.