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Next on City Visions, we'll review highlights of the historic Prop 8 trial. The trial, which drew to a close in San Francisco last week, was the first federal trial to determine if the U.S. Constitution allows states to outlaw same-sex marriage.
Called the civil rights trial of the modern era, the trial explored issues from the meaning of marriage to whether sexual orientation is a choice. Join host Joseph Pace as he talks to legal experts about the trial and what's at stake.
As discussions of recent winter downpour mature into discussions of California's multi-year drought, the future of the Golden State's water management and infrastructure becomes a key part of the economic and environmental debate. The Safe, Clean, and Reliable Drinking Water Supply Act of 2010 is an $11 billion bond proposal coming to California voters in November of 2010 that would fund improvements and enhancements to water infrastructure. In a cash-strapped state government and with tax coffers depleted, how will one of our most basic needs be addressed and financed?
Who will be the winners and losers of this new system? How do divergent water users such as farms, fisheries, cities, and conservationists agree on the right path? How much should we as tax payers and as water consumers be paying for water? With the threat of earthquakes and flood control, wouldn't creating and funding the plan now, before a disaster, be the wisest choice? With a number of conflicting interests in water usage and water ownership, the policy-making foundation for how California shares and stores water resources is being rethought with an eye toward building a new consensus for our water policy.
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