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Lynda and her team are making progress in reducing diabetes among employees at the plant. Stewart reflects on the success of their business and the challenges they've faced, particularly regarding water scarcity. Despite their achievements, there's uncertainty about passing the business to the next generation. Meanwhile, the narrative delves into the historical and environmental context of water use in California, highlighting the Resnicks' role in agriculture and the looming challenges of water regulation and land use.

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Lynda and her team are successfully reducing the number of employees with diabetes, showing positive health outcomes.

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Stewart reflects on the success and growth of their business, which spans over a large area of land in California.

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Kern County, located in California's Central Valley, is known for its vast landscapes, including mountains and desert. Bakersfield, the largest city, is a hub for agriculture, oil production, and energy development. The county is famous for its oil and agricultural output, with products like grapes and almonds. It's also home to natural attractions like the Sequoia National Forest and part of Death Valley National Park.

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There's a lack of awareness or concern about the environmental impact of their business practices, such as water usage and land exploitation.

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The narrative hints at family disinterest in continuing the business, raising questions about its future sustainability and succession.

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The POM/Wonderful Company, founded by Stewart and Lynda Resnick, is a prominent agricultural and food production company based in Kern County, California. They are known for their brands such as POM Wonderful, Wonderful Pistachios, and Fiji Water. The Resnicks have played a significant role in shaping Kern County's agricultural landscape and have been involved in various philanthropic endeavors in the region.

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The California drought has been a recurring challenge for the state, characterized by periods of prolonged dryness and water scarcity. It has impacted various sectors, including agriculture, water supply, and ecosystems, leading to reduced crop yields, groundwater depletion, and habitat loss. Efforts to address the drought have included water conservation measures, groundwater management reforms, and investments in alternative water sources such as desalination and water recycling.

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The Kern Water Bank is a large groundwater storage facility located in Kern County, California. Managed by the Kern County Water Agency, it plays a crucial role in water management and serves as a buffer during droughts, providing water supply reliability to agricultural, municipal, and industrial users in the region.