Draining Groundwater and Pocketbooks in the Cuyama Valley ...Middle East

CUYAMA VALLEY, Calif. – It’s been nearly 10 years since the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act was signed into law in California, launching a historic effort to halt the headlong decline of the state’s most depleted underground water basins. The state law, dubbed “SGMA” and pronounced “Sigma,” triggered the formation of groundwater sustainability agencies that, in concert with their communities, developed schedules of mandatory pumping cutbacks to bring their basins back into balance by 2040, the deadline set by the state. That was the easy part. Now, the law has entered a period of reckoning. Water rights lawsuits have been filed in ten regions, challenging both the cutback plans

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