San Diego has historically been one of the cities most dependent on the Colorado River for its water supply. However, recent developments suggest a notable change in this dynamic.
The city may now have surplus water available for sale to other states that are experiencing reductions in their water supplies from the increasingly strained Colorado River.
This potential shift not only reflects San Diego's evolving water management practices but also highlights the broader challenges faced by regions reliant on the river as its resources dwindle.