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💧 Meet The Billionaire Couple Using More Water Than 3.8 Million People Combined!
In a world where water is becoming the "New Gold," two people have managed to secure more of it than nearly the entire population of Los Angeles combined.

Meet Stewart and Lynda Resnick, the owners of The Wonderful Company. While millions of people across the American West face mandatory water restrictions and drying wells, this single couple controls a staggering 150 billion gallons of water every year.

In this video, we investigate how they built a multibillion-dollar empire on thirsty crops like almonds and pistachios, and the controversial legal maneuvers they used to gain control over California's most precious resource.

Inside the Investigation:
The Scale of the Empire: How brands you know—like Wonderful Pistachios, Halos Mandarins, and POM Wonderful—are powered by a private water supply that dwarfs major cities.

The "Water Barons" Playbook: A look at the Kern Water Bank—a massive underground reservoir that was once public property but is now largely controlled by the Resnicks.

Fiji Water & Global Impact: We explore the irony of shipping water from the island of Fiji to a parched California while local communities struggle for access.

The High Cost of Almonds: Why the global demand for nuts is creating a "race to the bottom" for groundwater, and how the Resnicks are winning that race.

Policy & Power: How political influence and massive donations have allowed this "Wonderful" monopoly to thrive through some of the worst droughts in history.

This isn't just about farming; it's about who owns the future of our natural resources. Can a public necessity like water truly be a private commodity?

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