Georgia is not the only state with lawyers fighting water wars. Dry weather and population booms are triggering a monsoon of litigation over water supplies across the country, with cities and states suing each other over the right to access water.
In the West, Montana is suing Wyoming for allegedly withdrawing too much water from two area rivers, leaving Montana residents with insufficient water supplies during droughts. Montana v. Wyoming, No. 137 U.S..
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