[al baby]

BM

[illiac]

Commented the other day on desal plats on FR.

They have had ample time....they just want to fritter away money on useless projects instead....

[rdcbn]

Look at the bright side. All if the environmentalists will soon get to see what the Hetch - Hetchee Reservoir will look like if they get their way and have the dam torn down

[Hugin]

Remember about 5-10 years ago when all the greenies were pushing “breaching dams” and “restoring wild rivers”? They were even pushing for breaching Hetch Hetchy Dam to create a “2nd Yosemite”, despite the fact that it supplies 100% of San Francisco’s water. I love to remind lefties of all that when they start whining about the normal cyclical drought.

[Logical me]

Damn it California would not be short of water with the Pacific Ocean on all of its western border. Israel cured their problem with desalination plants and by canceling this stupid fast track to Las Vegas, using the funds to put into these plants we would probably have excess water we could ship water to adjacent States. California has crap for a government and will rather destroy the State than do something really needed for the people.

[MrB]

It needs to be stated that taking away California farmers’ water and NY jobs were the actual intended goal,

and Global Warming was just the excuse.

[ScottinVA]

California is a microcosm of why policy changes based on the “climate change” hoax won’t work. Here we have in CA the purportedly greenest state in the union, but nothing changes in terms of heat and precipitation.

So.. expanding that to the expanse of the entire country, even if there were some shred of truth about “climate change” (which there isn’t), when China and Russia are putting economic expansion over “climate” concerns (not to mention picking up the industrial slack from the U.S.), how in the hell would policy changes in this country affect climate on a global scale?

Of course, we know the answer... they won’t.

[GladesGuru]

One might hope the Commifornia and Neu Yuk voters will suffer sufficiently to stop voting for collectivists

One might also buy pork belly futures in anticipation of flying pigs driving the price of bacon sky high.