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Commentary: Vote for 3 Californias a vote for endless water wars

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By Barton H Thompson, Matt Kline, Heather Welles
| Daily Republic Verified
Californians will vote this fall on a radical proposal to split the state into three: Northern California, Southern California and just plain California. The plan obviously raises myriad policy issues. But anyone inclined to vote for the initiative should be particularly concerned with the implications for the state’s most critical resource: water. As Mark Twain reputedly quipped, water is for fighting over.
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Commentary: A vote for three Californias is a vote for endless water wars

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By Barton H Thompson, Matt Kline, Heather Welles
| Mason City Globe Gazette Verified
Californians will vote this fall on a radical proposal to split the state into three: Northern California, Southern California and just plain California.The plan obviously raises a myriad of policy issues. But anyone inclined to vote for the initiative should be particularly concerned with the implications for the state's most critical resource: water.As Mark Twain reputedly quipped, water is for fighting over.
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Commentary: A vote for three Californias is a vote for endless water wars

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By Barton H Thompson, Matt Kline, Heather Welles
| Roanoke Times Verified
Californians will vote this fall on a radical proposal to split the state into three: Northern California, Southern California and just plain California.The plan obviously raises a myriad of policy issues. But anyone inclined to vote for the initiative should be particularly concerned with the implications for the state’s most critical resource: water.As Mark Twain reputedly quipped, water is for fighting over.
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