How L.A.'s Energy Transition Could Shake up the Southwest | The Great Thirst: William Mulholland | News & Community

William Mulholland dried up the Owens Valley when he built the L.A. Aqueduct in 1913. Through the clean energy transition, Los Angeles continues its long history of water and power transformations across the region, with impacts on communities near and far.

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