Mikeoxenormous
Diamond Member
I have pictures of Fresno Californication, while i was at the Airport, waiting for my flight to Dallas.
This picture is of the fire and rescue units heading with their cargo of precious fire retardant material to put out the fire.
After we boarded the aircraft, i decided to take pictures of the farmland of central Californication, because of how green it is.
Then at cruising altitude i took again the picture of the fires burning in the North East of Fresno.
As you can see, there isnt much you can see except the smoke that permeates that state, off in the distance you can just barely make out a mountain.
When you cross the Rockies, here is what it looks like.
Then as we were getting close to Dallas, here are some pictures of that petroleum wasteland, with water vapor all over and in some areas, rain.
Then upon landing i noticed this desert.
So here is the moral of the story.
Californication, has 30% of its energy from solar and wind and by 2040 is supposed to be 60% and as you can see, a wasteland of pollution.
Texas has oil and is drilling for it and as can be seen, is green with trees and grass and "clean air".
This picture is of the fire and rescue units heading with their cargo of precious fire retardant material to put out the fire.
After we boarded the aircraft, i decided to take pictures of the farmland of central Californication, because of how green it is.
Then at cruising altitude i took again the picture of the fires burning in the North East of Fresno.
As you can see, there isnt much you can see except the smoke that permeates that state, off in the distance you can just barely make out a mountain.
When you cross the Rockies, here is what it looks like.
Then as we were getting close to Dallas, here are some pictures of that petroleum wasteland, with water vapor all over and in some areas, rain.
Then upon landing i noticed this desert.
So here is the moral of the story.
Californication, has 30% of its energy from solar and wind and by 2040 is supposed to be 60% and as you can see, a wasteland of pollution.
Texas has oil and is drilling for it and as can be seen, is green with trees and grass and "clean air".