CAP water shortages story inaccurate, official says [VIDEO]

Recent reports stated Central Arizona Project (CPA) water users could face shortages in coming years. Tom McCann, assistant general manager for the CAP, explains why the reports are inaccurate on KAET’s “Horizon.”

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