Poor people pay "in some cases, up to 25 percent of (their) income for water." —  PolitiFact Global ... "The Oroville dam failure was entirely avoidable: California  passed a $7.5 Billion water bond in 2014 but Jerry Brown didn't spend $1 on new  water storage or improvements to existing infrastructure like Oroville." —  PolitiFact ...
... was elected governor." — PolitiFact California on Tuesday, August 22nd, 2017  ... "The Oroville dam failure was entirely avoidable: California passed a $7.5  Billion water bond in 2014 but Jerry Brown didn't spend $1 on new water storage  or improvements to existing infrastructure like Oroville." — PolitiFact California on  ...
Jerry Brown's budget "cuts funds for local tree mortality efforts from $52.7 million  to just $2 million." — Politifact ... "The Oroville dam failure was entirely avoidable:  California passed a $7.5 Billion water bond in 2014 but Jerry Brown didn't spend  $1 on new water storage or improvements to existing infrastructure like Oroville.".
Feb 14, 2017 ... ... California this winter. Those filled Oroville, prompting the release of water onto  its spillway. ... “The Oroville dam failure was entirely avoidable: California passed  a $7.5 Billion water bond in 2014 but Jerry Brown didn't spend $1 on new water  storage or improvements to existing infrastructure like Oroville.
As his term as governor drew to a close last month, Jerry Brown brokered a  historic ... Delta Tunnels, Diversity Are Focus of New California Water Leader ....  Water Fix, the state's plan to build new water conveyance infrastructure in the ....  How California's Water Bond Is Being Spent (Public Policy Institute of CA) 12/13/ 17.
The Oroville dam failure was entirely avoidable: California passed a $7.5 Billion water bond in 2014 but Jerry Brown didn't spend $1 on new water storage or improvements to existing infrastructure like Oroville.