>“We feed the world with our water,” Burger said. “It should be coming to us. That’s the way it should be. And I worry about those diversions along the Missouri River, and even in the Mississippi River Basin.”
>Water law experts say this type of legislative move is a classic warning shot that could signal a more contentious future over water in the Midwest and Great Plains. Periodic courtroom dramas over water may become more common as climate change sets up conditions that could lead to more water scarcity in the north-central U.S.
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>“We feed the world with our water,” Burger said. “It should be coming to us. That’s the way it should be. And I worry about those diversions along the Missouri River, and even in the Mississippi River Basin.”
>Water law experts say this type of legislative move is a classic warning shot that could signal a more contentious future over water in the Midwest and Great Plains. Periodic courtroom dramas over water may become more common as climate change sets up conditions that could lead to more water scarcity in the north-central U.S.