RetiredGySgt
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I ask again, if this is the worst drought in 100 years, that means there have been worse droughts going back farther. So did man made global warming cause those droughts too?
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I ask again, if this is the worst drought in 100 years, that means there have been worse droughts going back farther. So did man made global warming cause those droughts too?
I ask again, if this is the worst drought in 100 years, that means there have been worse droughts going back farther. So did man made global warming cause those droughts too?
Is the Texas drought over yet?
LOL....who culdnt see this thread coming a few days ago? Look for an Al appearance in the near future!!
Oh....as an aside.........summer hasnt made it to New York yet and its mid July, which is really fcukked up. The k00ks are like slugs to a saucer of beer where the heat shows up though.........
LOL....who culdnt see this thread coming a few days ago? Look for an Al appearance in the near future!!
Oh....as an aside.........summer hasnt made it to New York yet and its mid July, which is really fcukked up. The k00ks are like slugs to a saucer of beer where the heat shows up though.........
Either has it made it to Portland. This is one of the coldest summers I've ever seen in my 25 years on earth.
The worst Texas drought since record-keeping began 116 years ago may crimp an oil and natural- gas drilling boom as government officials ration water supplies crucial to energy exploration.
In the hardest-hit areas, water-management districts are warning residents and businesses to curtail usage from rivers, lakes and aquifers. The shortage is forcing oil companies to go farther afield to buy water from farmers, irrigation districts and municipalities, said Erasmo Yarrito Jr., the states overseer of water supplies from the Rio Grande River.
Concern over water usage is especially acute in southern Texass Eagle Ford Shale area because drilling there is more water-intensive than other regions, said Robert Mace, a deputy executive administrator of the Texas Water Development Board.
Its pretty dry down here and a lot of oil companies are looking for water, Mace said.
Worst Drought in More Than a Century Strikes Texas Oil Boom - Bloomberg
Rick Perry has it under control. He's going to hold a state wide power prayer to God to give Texas some "trickle down".
I blame Reagan and Bush.