Top Five Reasons Southern California Businesses Need WaterFix

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Top Five Reasons Southern California Businesses Need WaterFix Protecting Southern California’s Investment: Southland businesses and residents have invested billions of dollars to build and maintain the State Water Project. Modernizing the system via California WaterFix helps to protect this investment. Minimizing Future Water Rates: Imported supplies are much less expensive than developing new local supplies. Maintaining lower-cost imported supplies helps to avoid a more costly water future. Thinking Long Term: California WaterFix is designed to better capture available supplies from winter storms. Southern California has a long tradition of investing in water projects to meet the needs of future generations. Organizations representing thousands of Southern California businesses are supporting efforts to protect the region’s imported water supply from Northern California. They are joined by public safety groups, water experts, labor leaders and others. The reliability of this supply for all of Southern California is at risk due to pumping restrictions, deteriorating environmental conditions in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and an aging water system that was not designed to meet today’s challenges. State and federal agencies want to modernize this system through a project known as California WaterFix that has both water delivery and ecosystem benefits. Here are five benefits to Southland businesses should the project move forward. Preserving Jobs: A severe water shortage would come with a severe economic cost. Securing the reliability of the Northern California supply will protect nearly one million jobs statewide. Advancing Statewide Progress: The water projects in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta help to sustain businesses and residents. Three million acres of the nation’s most productive farmland also depend on this supply.