One legacy of California’s extended drought is likely to be that access to supplies will be powerful new weapons in the state’s notorious economic development wars. Another is substantially higher prices. “Water is going to be an above-the-fold story for the next year,” said Scott Slater, co-chair of the natural resources practice at Brownstein Hyatt…
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