> California could care less if the Colorado Compact is changed.
It's behavior everytime the issue comes up suggest you are very wrong.
> Their use of it is limited to a small area south of LA.
No, its not; while most of it is used in the Imperial Valley, L.A. (by far the largest city in the State) itself also uses it for about half of its municipal supply, (as does San Diego, but I guess that could technically be considered part of the “small area south of LA”.)
It's behavior everytime the issue comes up suggest you are very wrong.
> Their use of it is limited to a small area south of LA.
No, its not; while most of it is used in the Imperial Valley, L.A. (by far the largest city in the State) itself also uses it for about half of its municipal supply, (as does San Diego, but I guess that could technically be considered part of the “small area south of LA”.)