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The main problems of the water negotiation are: Farmers aren’t able to use their land to the fullest extent. The environmentalists jobs are affected because the Delta Smelt (type of fish) is being affected by the scarcity of water and are going extinct. The workers are losing their jobs because their rights are neglected.
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Environmentalists are threatening the farmers with the Delta Smelt issue. Delta Smelt only live up to a year. However, they are being affected by the water stress levels.
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If farmers are being cut on water usage then crops die out and prices for farmer products go up affecting the economy in a negative way. Farmers also can’t compete with industrial farms that have access to huge water supplies and lose their farms.
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Delta Smelt are going extinct because farmers are using up way to much water. Also farmers are hurting the environment around them by taking the water and contaminating it with pesticides.
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By taking water from the local watershed farming has impacted salmon populations and changed the entire topography. Environmentalist scientists believe that the CVP has had terrible solutions for these issues.
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Works are losing their jobs because farmers can’t farm if they don’t have any water to grow crops. Their rights are being neglected.
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For instance, environmentalists care more about the Delta Smelt fish than the local farm workers. Chemicals have made the water undrinkable.
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Farmers can buy land in other states. The Delta Smelt should be relocated to other environments where they can thrive with out issues. With water supplies being available again to farmers, they can get their farms running again and workers will be needed. Thus restoring jobs again to those that lost it. Also environmentalists can relocate other animals that are being affected by this until they come up with a solution to keep them in their natural habitat.
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