No snow for us this year. Not even one snow storm. One good rain instead of the UUUge bigly rains the farmers need. Last year, we had one storm of less than 2". From our deck, you can see the lake is at an historic low.
Look for prices of both produce and meat to go up all across the country - especially if the farmers don't have cheap labor. Drumpf's plan is working and his capitalist cronies are thrilled.
Groceries retailers are continually raising prices with whatever excuse they can use. In 2007 it was because of the oil prices but the groceries remained high even when the oil prices went down. That continual inflation without an increase for the average everyday person appears to be backfiring as large companies are going down.
Check out what happened in Alabama and multiply that times the entire country.
No snow for us this year. Not even one snow storm. One good rain instead of the UUUge bigly rains the farmers need. Last year, we had one storm of less than 2". From our deck, you can see the lake is at an historic low.
Look for prices of both produce and meat to go up all across the country - especially if the farmers don't have cheap labor. Drumpf's plan is working and his capitalist cronies are thrilled.
Groceries retailers are continually raising prices with whatever excuse they can use. In 2007 it was because of the oil prices but the groceries remained high even when the oil prices went down. That continual inflation without an increase for the average everyday person appears to be backfiring as large companies are going down.
Ignorant as always. Ronald Reagan didn't stop the California Water Project. Jerry "Moonbeam" Brown did.
Sounds like you're confusing several things, among them, the California State Water Project. Tunnels, dams - whatever.
If you ever get to Tucson, drive out west of the city and check out the enormous water table recharge ponds. That's right where I lived when I was helping undocumented farm workers get to their yearly jobs in places like Eloy. Tcsn Water would fill the ponds and then let then dry up and fill them again. (Ask yourself why and then ask if you really believe it was effective AND ask where that water came from ...) I used to watch the coyotes play in the rush of water when they turned it on. They would jump and bite at the water, goof with each other, get soaked and just generally have a terrific time. BTW, the ponds are all double fenced, like the govt likes to do, so the coyotes would dig under. The mule deer would just sail right over one fence and then the other. I came very close to hitting a buck one day when he ran along the fenced in corridor and then suddenly jumped the fence and crossed in front of me. And twice, for a red tail hawk and great horned owl, I had to wait for Tcsn Water guys to come open a gate. I'm not near as agile as coyotes, deer or raptors.
Anyway, after that, drive up to Glenwood Canyon in Colorado. Then, look at the green lawns in arid and semi-arid towns, cities and farms.
What I'm saying is that there is a lot more to this than just left and/or right and we would all do well to recognize that and work within those factors.
Flood or drought, take your pick.
I thought in California it was water for farms or cities, take your pick.
You're right. And the US gets most of their produce from CA and Mexico - both of whom the RWNJs despise. Yet another example of the right being more than willing to cut off their own noses ...
If every person stopped watering their dumb lawn, the difference, across the country, would be immense. Grow edibles. It could make all the difference. It could quite literally save us.
What a Godforsaken state!
