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EPISODE · Oct 28, 2025 · 55 MIN

Fish, Fairness, and the Fifth Amendment: United Water’s Fight for Protecting Habitats without Punishing Communities

from The Water Zone · host The Toro Company

In this episode, we speak with Mauricio Guardado, general manager of United Water Conservation District, about their fight for fairness in water policy. A recent federal court ruling allows the government to take most of a community’s water without compensation, citing species protection—even when the science doesn’t support it. United Water is pushing back, demanding that environmental decisions be based on credible science and the rule of law. Listen to learn how this landmark case could reshape regulatory accountability and the future of water management across the country. Podcast Recorded on October 23, 2025

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