[Eleutheria5]

What? Farmers? What do they have to do with food supplies?

[Bon of Babble]

I frequently travel up and down the I-5 from Southern California to the Bay Area to visit family. Here are the signs that have been along the 5 for years now, along with dead trees, fallow fields and dry streams.

Yet, in Southern California, while we're being asked to conserve water and are under threat of rationing, LARGE apartment/condos continue to be built everywhere displacing single family homes. Don't all of those massive new building require water??

[Reverend Wright]

the comments in response to that story are really shocking

this is a huge disaster for the state of california, and yet ALL of the highest ranked comments are on the order of:

-i’m glad to pay more at the grocery store as long as big Ag is taking a hit...
-i hope all the republican farmers in the central valley go bankrupt...

nice.

i wonder if all the cuties in the bay area will expect everyone to rush to their assistance when a big earthquake flattens everything

[Elsie]

Consumers will be hit hard in the form of higher prices at the produce market.

Our money WILL flow overseas to markets that HAVE gotten water from THEIR governments!