Explore how California’s water system evolved—from early irrigation to modern planning and law.
This concise, data‑driven overview examines the people, projects, and policies shaping water use across the state, with a clear look at how rights, resources, and responsibilities interact.
The book surveys California’s water history, the rights and laws that govern use, the role of irrigation and mining, and how large, multi‑use projects fit into state and federal plans. It presents factual context, historical sources, and the practical questions faced by engineers, policymakers, and communities alike.
Ideal for readers of state water policy, history of infrastructure, and readers seeking a grounded view of California’s water system and its future.
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