In 2014, the agricultural community of California relied quite heavily on groundwater to get through the drought. The losses are estimated to be at $2bil. These losses would have been much higher without groundwater. Not only is California the most populous state in the U.S., it’s also home to Central Valley, a major supplier of the world’s food. City dwellers and farmers are trying to find ways to conserve, but water and time are running out. Pretty soon food costs across the board are going to rise. People are going to lose homes and farms because they can no longer afford to dig deeper. It is the responsibility of this administration to do something. Such as running pipelines for water from Washington, Missouri, Louisiana to help shore up California.Use a small % of the defense budget



