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   From: skeeterweed@photonmail.com   
      
   In article , noemail@aol.com   
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   > pothead  wrote in   
   > news:vd1fjg$3os4d$1@dont-email.me:   
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   > > On 2024-09-25, Lucas McCain  wrote:   
   > >> Well of course water will become scarce as tens of millions of Third   
   > >> World invaders flood into the state demanding water from limited,   
   > >> finite resources.  Why is it that libtards can't make the connection   
   > >> between population explosion and the water crisis? The demands for   
   > >> sacrifice won't end with water restrictions, it will include driving   
   > >> restrictions, power rationing, and ever tinier apartments with less   
   > >> green areas. Think of living in Hong Kong or Bangla Desh as the "new   
   > >> normal".   
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   > >> https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/state-makes-history-with-permanent-w   
   > >> ater-restrictions-on-cities-and-towns-amid-crippling-droughts-conserva   
   > >> tion-is-critical/ar-AA1razW4   
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   > >> A troubling recent trend of droughts prompted this bold action.   
   > >> According to the state's Office of Environmental Health Hazard   
   > >> Assessment, from 2012 to 2016, California experienced the most severe   
   > >> drought on record. Drought conditions then continued with only brief   
   > >> breaks until December of 2022.   
   > >>   
   > >> Joaquin Esquivel, chair of the state water board, relayed to the   
   > >> Chronicle that "conservation is a critical part of California's   
   > >> strategy to adapt to a hotter, drier future."   
   > >>   
   > >> He added that the state's "uses should match the hydrology that we're   
   > >> now facing."   
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   > >> Figures from both sides of the debate (sic) were left unhappy with   
   > >> the resolution.   
   > >>   
   > >> According to the Chronicle, Paul Helliker, general manager of the   
   > >> Sacramento area's San Juan Water District, expressed disappointment   
   > >> that a large quantity of the reductions were left to poorer inland   
   > >> communities.   
   > >>   
   > >> Meanwhile, Mark Gold of the Natural Resources Defense Council, told   
   > >> the paper that "the regulation does not meet the moment of growing   
   > >> water scarcity."   
   > >   
   > > And this is the plan of the far left Marxist liberals. They are not   
   > > interested in improving other countries so they can be more like the   
   > > US so instead they want to bring the USA down to it's knees so it's   
   > > the same as other 3rd world countries. It's Marxist globalism at it's   
   > > best.   
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   >     So the state running out of water is   
   > fault of "far left Marxist liberals".   
      
   Who said that? Oh YOU did.   
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   > Texas Is Already Running Out of Water   
   > Jan 27 2024   
   > https://www.wired.com/story/texas-water-drought-winter-weather-shortage/   
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   > The Looming Water Shortage Crisis in Florida   
   > MAY 13TH 2022   
   > https://earth.org/florida-water-shortage/   
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   > Water Crisis in Alabama   
   > Nov 26, 2022   
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   > https://www.bostonpoliticalreview.org/post/water-crisis-in-the-alabama-   
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