“Either you bring the water to L.A. or you bring L.A. to the water.” With this famous line, John Huston’s character in the 1974 classic, Chinatown, reveals the complexity of a limited water supply.
Nineteen years later, Erin Brokovich exposed the other side of California’s water crisis—quality instead of quantity—with her instrumental role in the landmark 1993 case against Pacific Gas & Electric Company. Later immortalized in the blockbuster film Erin Brokovich, starring Julia Roberts, the case exposed the widespread industrial pollution of Southern California’s drinking-water supply.
After yet another 19 years, most Americans remain unaware of the scope of the water crisis we face, and many consider it a third-world problem—even as the worst drought in over 60 years ravaged the United States this summer.

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