Drought Catastrophe

[Fancy]

IF there is anyone interested in discussing the destruction of our environment through the use of chemicals + being sprayed in our sky, please contact me via PM :)

There is another thread talking of this very subject - you should find some fascinating information there.
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[GordonH]

75 plus years of pumping (wells) & diverting every water source possible to irrigate former desert land to grow fruits & vegetables, had nothing to do with this... Okay just checking.

This is the area of California the above is about San Joaquin Valley, 75+ years ago a desert until ^^^^.

[I Think]

A major factor in the lack of water is the simple fact that LA keeps taking water from northern California that was available for irrigation.
A small house in San Diego in 1986 had to pay $100/month +/- for water, houses with swimming pools were paying $300/mth.

[GordonH]

A major factor in the lack of water is the simple fact that LA keeps taking water from northern California that was available for irrigation.
A small house in San Diego in 1986 had to pay $100/month +/- for water, houses with swimming pools were paying $300/mth.

So they have suck pretty well every ounce of ground water out diverted as many rivers as they can, only thing left is look north.

Its time the major Cities in California look to do as Saudi Arabia does for there water supply.

[I Think]

Many coastal communities on the Baja California coast in the 1980's relied on desalinized sea water.
I suspect that is still the case.

[GordonH]

Many coastal communities on the Baja California coast in the 1980's relied on desalinized sea water.
I suspect that is still the case.

Now Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose, San Francisco etc..etc (all major cities on or near the ocean) need to do the same thing.

Added later: of course this should have happened couple of decades ago, so the California interior would still have as least a little water supply.

[goatboy]

IF there is anyone interested in discussing the destruction of our environment through the use of chemicals + being sprayed in our sky, please contact me via PM :)

~ May God Bless everyone

Chemtrails are as much a proven fact as God is.

May the Chemtrails God bless everyone.

[BelieveNothing]

Sweet dreams goatboy

[I Think]

Call me an atheist if you will, but I don't believe in the chemtrailsgods.

[Fancy]

Call me an atheist if you will, but I don't believe in the chemtrailsgods.

Fascinating for anyone to believe in something that doesn't exist.

[I Think]

Studied that quite a bit in Psych, there is quite a bit of literature about it.

Mostly it comes down to brain washing. A preacher chants over and over that you are a sinner when you are 4 years old, it goes into your little head & is hard to escape from. This lays the groundwork for a charismatic shouter to begin repeating "chem trails, chem trails" and it is easier to fall for the fable than it is to do a bit of research and reasoning.

[zzontar]

Studied that quite a bit in Psych, there is quite a bit of literature about it.

Mostly it comes down to brain washing. A preacher chants over and over that you are a sinner when you are 4 years old, it goes into your little head & is hard to escape from. This lays the groundwork for a charismatic shouter to begin repeating "chem trails, chem trails" and it is easier to fall for the fable than it is to do a bit of research and reasoning.

Kind of like hearing forever that we'd have cars that run on water now if it wasn't for oil companies stifling anyone with that notion. Even with no solid proof, some hear it enough to believe it.

[Fancy]

Be kinda sad to use up water when there's a drought.

[I Think]

Everbody knows that the best way to power a car is to put a windmill on the roof, so that when the car moves through air, the windmill supplies electricity to drive the car. Anyone brings such a car on the market should call it the Newton.

[GordonH]

Everbody knows that the best way to power a car is to put a windmill on the roof, so that when the car moves through air, the windmill supplies electricity to drive the car. Anyone brings such a car on the market should call it the Newton.

What happens on non-windy days. lol
Everyone get paid day off. again lol