The Drought and Water Use in California

[djv8ga]

Originally Posted by bobabode

Meanwhile in Tempe, Arizona.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S75tiLqIydw

The Democrat stronghold in the Valley Of The Sun.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by djv8ga

The Democrat stronghold in the Valley Of The Sun.

Democrats in Arizona? There's hope for you yet DJ.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by bobabode

Democrats in Arizona?

In prison.

[djv8ga]

bobabode, I meant no venom toward Ca. I posted the story because of the timing & thought some people might have a problem with it because of the water rationing.
All water parks here will need to be looked at & possibly closed if/when we start rationing water IMO.

[bobabode]

Fire season comes extra early to the Southland.

http://www.latimes.com/local/califor...417-story.html

[djv8ga]

California Farmers Worry Senior Water Rights Cuts In Drought Could Be Devastating - http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2015/...e-devastating/

[Pio1980]

Just out there last week, looked very brown. Pumping down further beyond replenishment is just increasing the aquafer debt, serious budgeting is inescapable at this point regardless of politics or entitlement.

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[Boreas]

Tracy's not far from here (Bay Area), close enough so that people are moving there from San Francisco to get away from the high cost of housing. Tracy has a future after agriculture. The Imperial Valley is another matter and they're really being hit hard by the drought.

[BlueStreak]

Terrible mess out there in California.

[BlueStreak]

Weren't some of Californias most populated areas desert just less than 100 years ago?
It seems inevitable that population growth will eventually outstrip water resources regardless of what anyone does.

If it hasn't already.