About a dozen media outlets around the U.S. and Canada reported in recent weeks that former President Donald Trump seemed to propose diverting the Columbia River to solve California’s water crisis and fight wildfires.
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Source: The Columbian
Does Trump plan to send Columbia River water to California? It’s unclear
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