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jwirr

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13. If I am not mistaken that is why the dams in the west were built in the first place but not there
Mon Mar 16, 2015, 10:59 AM
Mar 2015

Last edited Mon Mar 16, 2015, 01:38 PM - Edit history (1)

is not enough snow/rain to fill them.

If they can build this for oil, they could build on for water. panader0 Mar 2015 #1
I don't think that this could be done for the needed amounts of water. drm604 Mar 2015 #7
As long as we are smart and build the reserve somewhere up North.. snooper2 Mar 2015 #2
LOL< NM_Birder Mar 2015 #12
Good one!!! n/t Yo_Mama Mar 2015 #19
That snow is so dirty that it would be be very expensive to purify. hack89 Mar 2015 #3
Understood maxrandb Mar 2015 #5
Who would pay for it? hack89 Mar 2015 #6
I believe the 1% maxrandb Mar 2015 #10
If I am not mistaken that is why the dams in the west were built in the first place but not there jwirr Mar 2015 #13
"Damns"?! KamaAina Mar 2015 #21
LOL Did not look at what I was typing. jwirr Mar 2015 #24
That would be too logical for Republicans to get a handle on. world wide wally Mar 2015 #4
Adopting less wasteful crop watering would help a lot. hobbit709 Mar 2015 #8
Absolutely - land useage is an important factor in this. jwirr Mar 2015 #14
Thank you. KamaAina Mar 2015 #22
some thoughts DetlefK Mar 2015 #9
Spent some time in the San Jaquin Valley maxrandb Mar 2015 #11
No one is disputing what a marvelous thing they did but the climate has changed all across the jwirr Mar 2015 #15
Haven't they reduced the flow to the west side B2G Mar 2015 #20
Global warming and climate change is relentless. hunter Mar 2015 #16
"Reduce" comes first on the strategies for surviving climate change GreatGazoo Mar 2015 #17
The problem with water in Cal, is the public financing of the welfare queen agriculture industry. greatlaurel Mar 2015 #18
Thanks. Very informative articles maxrandb Mar 2015 #23
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