On Nov. 4, California voters approved Proposition 1, a $7.5 billion water bond that Gov. Jerry Brown had promoted as a way for the state to ease water miseries.“I just spent the last several months saying, ‘save water, save money,’” said Brown in a KQED news story. “These are pillars because water is life. It is the basis of our well-being and also our economy.”The bond will allow the state to build the first state-funded dams and reservoirs in 30 years, according to the San Jose Mercury News. A large portion of the bond will tackle storage issues, such as
