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Interesting, and scary, pics from Yosemite

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Is it still cold there?
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Eeks!
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:24:40 PM EDT
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Dupe for a couple of weeks ago.



Maybe if we let them die of thirst they'll go back to Mexico...maybe then they can ask the UN for bottled water.
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:24:45 PM EDT
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Not really. Not nearly enough to maintain a snow pack.
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OMG, raise taxes to bring back the cocaine piles on the mountain!

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It may not look like it, but that's about 35 percent of your weekly meals you are looking at in those pictures.
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Those weren't cocaine piles. That was food.
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Global warming......it's real.
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Maybe if we let them die of thirst they'll go back to Mexico...maybe then they can ask the UN for bottled water.

It may not look like it, but that's about 35 percent of your weekly meals you are looking at in those pictures.




And.....too many people in too small an area to support them. Liberals talk about sustainability, but guess what? They don't live it.
A big die off would help. Some will get by, some won't. Luckily I live in a state that provides the 2nd most of it's food from local/in state sources behind AK and we damn sure aren't running out of water in my lifetime.



Already saw where a politican floated the idea of mass relocations paid for by the US government to other parts of the country, want to see an armed proptest go ahead. It's not the farmers that fucked the water supply, too many people in too small an area. Fuck em.
 
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Those weren't cocaine piles. That was food.



We can still raise taxes though right?

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And.....too many people in too small an area to support them. Liberals talk about sustainability, but guess what? They don't live it.

A big die off would help. Some will get by, some won't. Luckily I live in a state that provides the 2nd most of it's food from local/in state sources behind AK and we damn sure aren't running out of water in my lifetime.
 
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Maybe if we let them die of thirst they'll go back to Mexico...maybe then they can ask the UN for bottled water.


It may not look like it, but that's about 35 percent of your weekly meals you are looking at in those pictures.

And.....too many people in too small an area to support them. Liberals talk about sustainability, but guess what? They don't live it.

A big die off would help. Some will get by, some won't. Luckily I live in a state that provides the 2nd most of it's food from local/in state sources behind AK and we damn sure aren't running out of water in my lifetime.
 


Well, I have been around a fair amount and this is the first time it has been that big a problem in my lifetime, so this is something new, regardless of the population.

Famine. Yes. The Chinese system of control that works so well. Thanks for your good wishes for everyone's sake.

Hope you don't like strawberries, peaches, plums, nectarines, almonds, or about three dozen other crops. Yeah, I live in a state that produces more food than yours ever did. We thought the same thing at one time, too. No worries, right?

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We can still raise taxes though right?

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Those weren't cocaine piles. That was food.



We can still raise taxes though right?



We are going to have to do something better than taxes. But you can continue to cry about them, if you like. Don't let me interrupt a favorite rant.
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:40:51 PM EDT
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Lol.in two years when the rains return, we'll all have a good laugh.

Until then, let's pass more laws and raise more taxes. We must fight climate.
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:41:22 PM EDT
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Those weren't cocaine piles. That was food.


Cocaine is food for prostitutes.


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So you aren't really well-informed on the situation then, are you?
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:45:27 PM EDT
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That's some serious change right there.
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:47:25 PM EDT
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The CHANGE has caused it to loose it's beauty.

Let's HOPE we can successfully strip mine it.




Did I do that right?
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:48:22 PM EDT
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Maybe 20 some million people shouldn't live in a desert, just saying.
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:48:46 PM EDT
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"Califonia" is like a magic word that summons forth a gaggle of Arfcom idiots who spew forth poorly informed, badly articulated, ignorant and uneducated garbage and then wait around for a pat on the back from their equally retarded peers.

Its like either clockwork, or magic, or maybe a force of nature, but its real and its predictable.  Fucking dipshits.
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:49:56 PM EDT
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yeah--the cali snowpack is awful.  this is going to have tremendous implications for the next couple of years WRT water resources.
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:50:45 PM EDT
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Lake Badwater has been pretty dry since I was little.  

Back in the 90s the same thing happened and then record snowfall that filled everything up again.  

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California, knows how to party.
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Its like either clockwork, or magic, or maybe a force of nature, but its real and its predictable.  Fucking dipshits.
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I laughed. Quietly, not out loud.
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:53:21 PM EDT
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Doesn't  this open up more land to farm?
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:53:30 PM EDT
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Yet Californians demanding the whole country change because they fuck things up Is cool because?
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:54:45 PM EDT
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The past 2500 years appear to have had recurrent persistent droughts.

Prolonged drought episodes appear to correspond with the timing of ice drift minima (solar maxima) identified from North Atlantic marine sediments, suggesting that changes in solar irradiance may be a possible mechanism influencing century-scale drought in the western Great Basin.
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Yet Californians demanding the whole country change because they fuck things up Is cool because?
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"Califonia" is like a magic word that summons forth a gaggle of Arfcom idiots who spew forth poorly informed, badly articulated, ignorant and uneducated garbage and then wait around for a pat on the back from their equally retarded peers.

Its like either clockwork, or magic, or maybe a force of nature, but its real and its predictable.  Fucking dipshits.

Yet Californians demanding the whole country change because they fuck things up Is cool because?


LOL what?

Massive droughts aren't a legislative issue.
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:55:22 PM EDT
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What percentage of californians actually participate in getting that food to the tables?  I would guess less than 20% possibly less than 10%.  Pare down the remaining 80% and the water problem would vanish.  

California as a whole wanting everyone else to care about their crops being threatened by their own stupid over-development of arid regions is a non starter when the problem is clear.
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It's almost like things work in cycles.  I wonder if this applies to the stock market.


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Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:57:12 PM EDT
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Dupe for a couple of weeks ago.



Maybe if we let them die of thirst they'll go back to Mexico...maybe then they can ask the UN for bottled water.




It may not look like it, but that's about 35 percent of your weekly meals you are looking at in those pictures.




That is scary!!!



 
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:58:09 PM EDT
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I dont even eat california food.   I boycott that shit.
fuckin frisco queens.
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 5:58:12 PM EDT
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Those weren't cocaine piles. That was food.

Doesn't  this open up more land to farm?


hard to farm with no water.  think of the sierra snowpack as the water tower for CA agriculture.  bad snowpack = rough for farmers.
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And.....too many people in too small an area to support them. Liberals talk about sustainability, but guess what? They don't live it.



A big die off would help. Some will get by, some won't. Luckily I live in a state that provides the 2nd most of it's food from local/in state sources behind AK and we damn sure aren't running out of water in my lifetime.



Already saw where a politican floated the idea of mass relocations paid for by the US government to other parts of the country, want to see an armed proptest go ahead. It's not the farmers that fucked the water supply, too many people in too small an area. Fuck em.

 
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Dupe for a couple of weeks ago.



Maybe if we let them die of thirst they'll go back to Mexico...maybe then they can ask the UN for bottled water.




It may not look like it, but that's about 35 percent of your weekly meals you are looking at in those pictures.


And.....too many people in too small an area to support them. Liberals talk about sustainability, but guess what? They don't live it.



A big die off would help. Some will get by, some won't. Luckily I live in a state that provides the 2nd most of it's food from local/in state sources behind AK and we damn sure aren't running out of water in my lifetime.



Already saw where a politican floated the idea of mass relocations paid for by the US government to other parts of the country, want to see an armed proptest go ahead. It's not the farmers that fucked the water supply, too many people in too small an area. Fuck em.

 
Only simple minded retards call for the death of their fellow countrymen because they don't agree with their politics.

 
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LOL what?

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"Califonia" is like a magic word that summons forth a gaggle of Arfcom idiots who spew forth poorly informed, badly articulated, ignorant and uneducated garbage and then wait around for a pat on the back from their equally retarded peers.

Its like either clockwork, or magic, or maybe a force of nature, but its real and its predictable.  Fucking dipshits.

Yet Californians demanding the whole country change because they fuck things up Is cool because?


LOL what?

Massive droughts aren't a legislative issue.


Overpopulation is a desert and then blaming everyone else for global warming is.
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Dupe for a couple of weeks ago.

Maybe if we let them die of thirst they'll go back to Mexico...maybe then they can ask the UN for bottled water.


It may not look like it, but that's about 35 percent of your weekly meals you are looking at in those pictures.

And.....too many people in too small an area to support them. Liberals talk about sustainability, but guess what? They don't live it.

A big die off would help. Some will get by, some won't. Luckily I live in a state that provides the 2nd most of it's food from local/in state sources behind AK and we damn sure aren't running out of water in my lifetime.

Already saw where a politican floated the idea of mass relocations paid for by the US government to other parts of the country, want to see an armed proptest go ahead. It's not the farmers that fucked the water supply, too many people in too small an area. Fuck em.
 
Only simple minded retards call for the death of their fellow countrymen because they don't agree with their politics.  


You mean like California politicians call for gun owners?
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"Califonia" is like a magic word that summons forth a gaggle of Arfcom idiots who spew forth poorly informed, badly articulated, ignorant and uneducated garbage and then wait around for a pat on the back from their equally retarded peers.



Its like either clockwork, or magic, or maybe a force of nature, but its real and its predictable.  Fucking dipshits.


Yet Californians demanding the whole country change because they fuck things up Is cool because?




LOL what?



Massive droughts aren't a legislative issue.


Not to mention California can't legislate in other states. If other states pass stupid laws that their fault.



 
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How about pictures, annually, going back as far as possibly?
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Link Posted: 3/28/2015 6:07:23 PM EDT
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Freshwater use in Kalifornia:




Business is looking up for South American farmers.

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actually we need more warming....so more water will evaporate into the atmosphere...and then fall from the sky as rain. This is a global cooling problem.
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Maybe if we let them die of thirst they'll go back to Mexico...maybe then they can ask the UN for bottled water.




It may not look like it, but that's about 35 percent of your weekly meals you are looking at in those pictures.


And.....too many people in too small an area to support them. Liberals talk about sustainability, but guess what? They don't live it.



A big die off would help. Some will get by, some won't. Luckily I live in a state that provides the 2nd most of it's food from local/in state sources behind AK and we damn sure aren't running out of water in my lifetime.



Already saw where a politican floated the idea of mass relocations paid for by the US government to other parts of the country, want to see an armed proptest go ahead. It's not the farmers that fucked the water supply, too many people in too small an area. Fuck em.

 
Only simple minded retards call for the death of their fellow countrymen because they don't agree with their politics.  




You mean like California politicians call for gun owners?
Yeah, and I ignore them too.

 
Link Posted: 3/28/2015 6:09:57 PM EDT
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Shhh.... Don't let facts get in the way of the liberal panic.   They can't worship the government if there's no crisis for it to pretend to solve.   Plus, the rich people obviously did this and need to pay.
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Lol.in two years when the rains return, we'll all have a good laugh.



Until then, let's pass more laws and raise more taxes. We must fight climate.




So you aren't really well-informed on the situation then, are you?
OK so now that you have "Raised Awareness" and "Started a conversation".  What the hell do you think we can/should do to fix it?  It's gonna rain or it ain't.  Precious little we can do to change it.  Yes the population that continues to grow in their urban areas is using up and wasting the water resources they have.  Yes they have a drought.  What else do you want??  Not a thing anybody can do to correct it.  You can use what you have more wisely, and you could control anymore population influx.  There are your solutions,  let the farmers have what water there is and wait for rain.  

 



Moving on now.  
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Wild fire and mudslide season should be interesting.
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What percentage of californians actually participate in getting that food to the tables?  I would guess less than 20% possibly less than 10%.  Pare down the remaining 80% and the water problem would vanish.  

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Only 10% of CA water goes to personal usage; almost half to farmland. A population reduction would make almost no difference.

But this is arfcom, so don't let that stop you from talking out your ass.
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You can find nectarines from South America in your local stores right now. They taste like shit. Not that they have anywhere near the same growing capability, anyway.
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Those weren't cocaine piles. That was food.


Doesn't  this open up more land to farm?




hard to farm with no water.  think of the sierra snowpack as the water tower for CA agriculture.  bad snowpack = rough for farmers.
California agriculture doesn't need snowpack. It already has the delta smelt.



 
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