The Passage of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act, 1991-1992

"The Passage of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act, 1991-1992: The Role of John Seymour" examines the complex legislative process behind a landmark piece of environmental law. This detailed account explores the key players and political maneuvering that led to the act's passage. Focusing on the contributions of John Seymour, the study sheds light on the challenges and compromises involved in shaping environmental policy in California.

The book provides valuable insights into the intricate dynamics of water management, federal and state relations, and the influence of individuals on legislative outcomes. It offers a comprehensive look at the Central Valley Project Improvement Act and its lasting impact on water allocation and environmental conservation.

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