LA Times - California orders bottled water company to stop ‘unauthorized’ piping from springs

See this very interesting article by Ian James: https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2023-09-19/california-rules-against-arrowhead-bottled-water-company

Although the state’s order calls for halting “unauthorized diversions” of water, it doesn’t prevent BlueTriton from continuing to divert water in the same pipeline under other rights to the long-vacant Arrowhead Springs hotel property, which is owned by the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians.

The company has for years had a federal “special-use” permit allowing it to use its pipeline and other water infrastructure in the national forest, paying an annual fee that as of last year was $1,950. There has been no fee for using the water.

Stewart and Lynda Resnick again: see In California Bees Can Legally be Fish:

I'm sure they're lovely people, ... why don't they work to replenish the aquifer that they take the water from? See Cuenca Los Ojos, AZ and this post I made just before Burning Man 2023: Mojave Center Grants 4 Plants Application. See also Scottish Farmed Salmon Industry. 

See How this billionaire couple stole California's water supply:

That story about how they got the water rights to sell back the water, ... reminds me of the way the George Washington Masonic National Memorial was funded. Maybe they made something wonderful we just haven't heard about?

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