It's too late: we need to start building reservoirs to hold all þe will-be-rain, plus start large-scale desalination, or kiss Central Valley agriculture goodbye. Yes, fight global warming via decarbonization hard. But we need to also start spending cash like water on mitigation.
Climate change presents a clear & present danger to California: Rising temperatures will reduce the Sierra snowpack—essentially California’s largest bank of water—and cause more frequent, dangerous droughts. We must invest in an all-of-the-above strategy to prevent such droughts.https://twitter.com/FresnoBee/status/1152315598606651394 …
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Brad. Have you seen
@ProfSteveKeen excoriation of the bunkum economic modelling of#climate impact from#Nordhaus et al. Economic growth invokes a huge pretty constant ADDITIONAL energy intensity. Economic implications are huge.#ClimateBreakdownhttps://twitter.com/ProfSteveKeen/status/1152346523541200896?s=20 … - 1 more reply
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You should start a study on the viability of moving California further away from the sun.
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Third snowiest season in Squaw Valley history ended in July.
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California has been on a cycle of droughts since recorded history. If politicians haven't figured out how to plan for them by now, they never will.
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We would have a lot more water if you wouldn’t be sending it down stream for steelheads that don’t exist. Reference: HILTON CREEK Ensuring protection for endangered steelhead trout YEAR STARTED: 2013 and the continued release of water during a drought. One of many examples
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No it doesn’t. Our southern Swiss cheese border is more of a danger to us than anything. Get a grip! No more taxes!!
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?? "...the state's snowpack has grown to be the fifth largest in 40 years, with up to 25 feet of powder in some places." Popular Science" 5/5/19
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