Does a billionaire couple own almost all the water in California? Here’s why that’s False.
The couple’s company has a majority stake in a water bank in the San Joaquin Valley and uses vast amounts of water to manage its nearly 130,000-acre California agriculture operation. But the claim that the Resnicks own nearly all — or even a large portion — of California’s water is a massive exaggeration.
There are misconceptions circulating about who’s at fault for the fires burning tens of thousands of acres across Los Angeles ...
A billionaire couple was accused of withholding water that could help stop Los Angeles’ massive wildfires. Democratic ...
Because of agriculture’s heavy reliance on water, a critical resource in fighting wildfires, the Resnicks became the targets ...
Forbes' latest edition of its Fresh Take newsletter focuses on a misconception about water politics amid Los Angeles ...
Viral claims being spread online about Resnicks' water control in California are debunked as false and misleading.
Stewart and Lynda Resnick, a billionaire couple who own around 60% of an important California water resource, have come under intense criticism for using more water than every home in Los Angeles ...
The Wonderful Company announced its commitment Wednesday of $10 million to wildfire relief efforts in Los Angeles. The donations will focus on providing real-time support to first responders— both ...
Stewart Resnick and his wife, Lynda, are business partners and the ... as Los Angeles endures the worst wildfire in its history. In the 1980s, the Resnicks began investing in pistachios, almonds ...
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