Your level of ignorance blows my mind on a daily basis. 1) Water diversion is about irrigation 2) Irrigation has ZERO to do with California Fires 3) Fire Departments say they have enough water 4) Your EPA is rolling back helpful environmental rules (I like breathing thanks...)
California wildfires are being magnified & made so much worse by the bad environmental laws which aren’t allowing massive amounts of readily available water to be properly utilized. It is being diverted into the Pacific Ocean. Must also tree clear to stop fire from spreading!
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Actually irrigated land burns much slower and tends to stop a fire. Keeping the grass green instead of the CA trend to conserve water by letting grass turn brown. Store more water for irrigation and keep the grass green. Water is wasted by ocean diversion.
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P.S. We would like to know what you are planning to do to help California with the worst fires in history. To date, you’ve said nothing while foreign countries have sent help. (Australia & New Zealand). Isn’t that what a president is supposed to be doing?
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He hates California. Could care less what happens to us. Hopes we fall off into the ocean.
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That much is clear. Trump hates California because it’s a progressive state, they have sanctuary cities and he hasn’t been able to stop them, and your attorney general has sued him over 40 times. He needs to put his personal feelings aside and DO HIS JOB!
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Man your IQ must be really low! Can you read? If so, here:http://www.latimes.com/business/hiltzik/la-fi-hiltzik-trump-fires-20180806-story.html …
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Hey Donald! If anyone asks you to explain your tweet on water and wildfires, just show them this cartoon! Professor Trump (from Trump University, of course) will explain it all!pic.twitter.com/04tCMCZjX0
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