Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Sorry Harry , I was out there after the "World Series" quake. I saw firsthand driving from SF to LA how the infrastructure held up.thats not the point of my comment....tedub said riding a train in earthquake country is kinda dangerous......when you live around earthquakes you learn how to live with them and build better infrastructure with earthquake standards....Except Japan doesn’t spend over a billion dollars for a decade and not even have a few miles of rail running over open flat ground.japan has earthquakes and they have high speed trains...you dont stop living just because you live where earthquakes happen.....Instead of wasting billions on a high speed rail line from LA to SF, over numerous fault lines, why not build desalination plants and pump the water to rebuilt reservoirs? How would you like to ride at 200 mph on a train during a earthquake? What were they thinking? You can get flights for $49.00. They need to stay out of the sun or at least wear a hat.
Yep, by train was one of only two ways to get directly from Oakland to San Francisco after the Bay Bridge collapsed. It was a lifeline for commuters.
And still the "high speed" rail is a lifeline boondoggle for politicians.
Access to clean water outweighs bullet trains….just ask the 785 million across the globe who reportedly don’t have access to clean drinking water.japan has earthquakes and they have high speed trains...you dont stop living just because you live where earthquakes happen.....Instead of wasting billions on a high speed rail line from LA to SF, over numerous fault lines, why not build desalination plants and pump the water to rebuilt reservoirs? How would you like to ride at 200 mph on a train during a earthquake? What were they thinking? You can get flights for $49.00. They need to stay out of the sun or at least wear a hat.
I’d push for all communities to capture rainwater using rain barrels individually off the rooftops when it does rain there, as infrequently as that might be in the southern area (won’t rain until November in San Diego-typical pattern). Believe it or not, but individual efforts can amount to a great deal when reusing water becomes the norm for various household reasons other than drinking. From there, it sounds like it’s too bad that former governor’s plan didn’t come to fruition about creating aqueducts and reservoirs. Somebody mentioned what Israel has done to resolve their “desert land” problem sounds - desalinate -quite logical considering the dilemma that’s not going to go away for CA on its own.Access to clean water outweighs bullet trains….just ask the 785 million across the globe who reportedly don’t have access to clean drinking water.japan has earthquakes and they have high speed trains...you dont stop living just because you live where earthquakes happen.....Instead of wasting billions on a high speed rail line from LA to SF, over numerous fault lines, why not build desalination plants and pump the water to rebuilt reservoirs? How would you like to ride at 200 mph on a train during a earthquake? What were they thinking? You can get flights for $49.00. They need to stay out of the sun or at least wear a hat.
Sorry Harry , I was out there after the "World Series" quake. I saw firsthand driving from SF to LA how the infrastructure held up.thats not the point of my comment....tedub said riding a train in earthquake country is kinda dangerous......when you live around earthquakes you learn how to live with them and build better infrastructure with earthquake standards....Except Japan doesn’t spend over a billion dollars for a decade and not even have a few miles of rail running over open flat ground.japan has earthquakes and they have high speed trains...you dont stop living just because you live where earthquakes happen.....Instead of wasting billions on a high speed rail line from LA to SF, over numerous fault lines, why not build desalination plants and pump the water to rebuilt reservoirs? How would you like to ride at 200 mph on a train during a earthquake? What were they thinking? You can get flights for $49.00. They need to stay out of the sun or at least wear a hat.
Yep, by train was one of only two ways to get directly from Oakland to San Francisco after the Bay Bridge collapsed. It was a lifeline for commuters.
And still the "high speed" rail is a lifeline boondoggle for politicians.
I can't think of a better mode of transport between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Works awesome in Japan.
But I was specifically referring to BART which provided commuters a way to avoid a 4 hour daily commute while the Bay Bridge was being repaired.
Except Japan actually builds railways thru mountains while California spends billions and decades behind schedule desperately trying to build a few miles of rail over flat open ground.I can't think of a better mode of transport between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Works awesome in Japan.
That’s a 15% reduction on citizens who have already rationed water to the bone.No electricity.
No drinking water.
Crime that makes El Salvador look safe.
Roads that make Nepal roads look futuristic.
Democrats utopia. The only things the Left won’t spend taxes on to build: prisons, roads, energy and water.
So everyone in California has already stopped watering yards, has low flow everything. Good luck not being able to bathe or flush your toilet.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom asks residents to cut water use by 15% amid drought
Newsom is yet to issue a California-wide state of emergency or mandate any water use restrictions.www.axios.com
Why not post something sane? Asking the people of CA to cut their use of fresh water is smart. Gov. Newsome puts the people first, and some people - like you - are unwilling to face the reality of a drought. Rational people follow his requests, people like you want to attack the messenger and ignore reality. I suppose you have some agenda, but it's one which puts all of us in harms way.
Why not be honest and do what you try to do on paper, go the way of Theodore John Kaczynski, Timothy McVeigh or Eric Robert Rudolph, other irrational and disaffected people. I guess posting anonymously is because you are a coward.
For the Readers:
California-Nevada
Drought in California and Nevada is a common occurrence that can last for multiple years. The regional climate is characterized by a distinct dry season (approximately May to September) and wet season (October to April) defined by a few large precipitation events. Additional peaks in...www.drought.gov
You and Kaz need to get a life, and stop posting stupid stuff.
The earth is 3/4 water. Why don't we just build more desalinization plants and not be a third world country?
Oh yeah, you want to be stupid and oppressive
As Water Scarcity Increases, Desalination Plants Are on the Rise
After decades of slow progress, desalination is increasingly being used to provide drinking water around the globe. Costs for processing salt water for drinking water have dropped, but it remains an expensive option and one that creates environmental problems that must be addressed.e360.yale.edu
It seems you haven't done you homework, no surprise since you are not very bright and go by your emotions and biases not facts. Read the link, then apologize to Governor Newsome. Of course you won't do either, typical of your set; i.e. Kaz and Weatherman2020,
Basic reasoning skills eludes you. So you're saying there is no water shortage and they are building enough desalinization plans. So then why are the asking people to use 15% less water?
This type of common sense thinking is not understood by leftists.There is always population control-----namely by not allowing illegals in or counting their trash offspring as citizens.The simple fact is that California is almost all desert. The climate will not support 40 million humans in the long term without some drastic and costly changes and innovations. Governor Pat Brown foresaw this many decades ago, and proposed a comprehensive plan of reservoirs, aqueducts, and so on, intended to capture, retain, and use as much water as God decided to give to California, but short term financial expediencies prevented the Golden State from implementing the plan fully.
Further, much water is wasted in order to save various forms of fish, which is insane.
There's always seawater de-sal, but that is expensive as hell and requires gobs of electricity. One cannot expect realistic plans or solutions from a Leftist government, so we in the other states can just look on and smile. Fuck 'em.
And an earthquake due any minute.No electricity.
No drinking water.
Crime that makes El Salvador look safe.
Roads that make Nepal roads look futuristic.
Democrats utopia. The only things the Left won’t spend taxes on to build: prisons, roads, energy and water.
So everyone in California has already stopped watering yards, has low flow everything. Good luck not being able to bathe or flush your toilet.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom asks residents to cut water use by 15% amid drought
Newsom is yet to issue a California-wide state of emergency or mandate any water use restrictions.
California is the left's flagship State for certain.
The only reason for the mass exodus due the chaos & shithole is Reagan's fault.
Why do you post? A desperate need for attention? Post something of substance, thoughtful or thought provoking, not some childish absurdity. Now, read the post #55 above, and either write a response, STFU or continue in the same toxic stream along with Kaz, Weatherman2020 and Yidnar.
I pray daily for Saint San Andreas to end it all.And an earthquake due any minute.No electricity.
No drinking water.
Crime that makes El Salvador look safe.
Roads that make Nepal roads look futuristic.
Democrats utopia. The only things the Left won’t spend taxes on to build: prisons, roads, energy and water.
So everyone in California has already stopped watering yards, has low flow everything. Good luck not being able to bathe or flush your toilet.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom asks residents to cut water use by 15% amid drought
Newsom is yet to issue a California-wide state of emergency or mandate any water use restrictions.
Bad place to be these days.
no shit....why you are trying to convince me of that is beyond me....Access to clean water outweighs bullet trains….just ask the 785 million across the globe who reportedly don’t have access to clean drinking water.japan has earthquakes and they have high speed trains...you dont stop living just because you live where earthquakes happen.....Instead of wasting billions on a high speed rail line from LA to SF, over numerous fault lines, why not build desalination plants and pump the water to rebuilt reservoirs? How would you like to ride at 200 mph on a train during a earthquake? What were they thinking? You can get flights for $49.00. They need to stay out of the sun or at least wear a hat.
The morons of LA and SF will keep him.September 14th is dump Newsom day.
I’m headed back to Southern California in October. Even though I’ll be many miles south of the bay area where after shocks are predicted to continue, it’s still closer than I’d like to be…. I come from a state within “tornado alley” but I’ve only seen one tornado hovering in the sky a few miles away, later referred to on the local news as a funnel cloud.And an earthquake due any minute.No electricity.
No drinking water.
Crime that makes El Salvador look safe.
Roads that make Nepal roads look futuristic.
Democrats utopia. The only things the Left won’t spend taxes on to build: prisons, roads, energy and water.
So everyone in California has already stopped watering yards, has low flow everything. Good luck not being able to bathe or flush your toilet.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom asks residents to cut water use by 15% amid drought
Newsom is yet to issue a California-wide state of emergency or mandate any water use restrictions.
Bad place to be these days.
It's not the building that California has an issue with. It's everybody in-between wanting their share. Palmdale for example.Sorry Harry , I was out there after the "World Series" quake. I saw firsthand driving from SF to LA how the infrastructure held up.thats not the point of my comment....tedub said riding a train in earthquake country is kinda dangerous......when you live around earthquakes you learn how to live with them and build better infrastructure with earthquake standards....Except Japan doesn’t spend over a billion dollars for a decade and not even have a few miles of rail running over open flat ground.japan has earthquakes and they have high speed trains...you dont stop living just because you live where earthquakes happen.....Instead of wasting billions on a high speed rail line from LA to SF, over numerous fault lines, why not build desalination plants and pump the water to rebuilt reservoirs? How would you like to ride at 200 mph on a train during a earthquake? What were they thinking? You can get flights for $49.00. They need to stay out of the sun or at least wear a hat.
Yep, by train was one of only two ways to get directly from Oakland to San Francisco after the Bay Bridge collapsed. It was a lifeline for commuters.
And still the "high speed" rail is a lifeline boondoggle for politicians.
I can't think of a better mode of transport between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Works awesome in Japan.
But I was specifically referring to BART which provided commuters a way to avoid a 4 hour daily commute while the Bay Bridge was being repaired.Except Japan actually builds railways thru mountains while California spends billions and decades behind schedule desperately trying to build a few miles of rail over flat open ground.I can't think of a better mode of transport between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Works awesome in Japan.
He was a San Francisco hippy in transition at the time, years later turned ultra-conservative, because despite he living the 60s in his teens, he became wise to the Demonicrats, and watched as they progressively worsened. RIP, he just missed the 2020 spectacle of affairs.
No doubt he did it by cell phone while floating in his pool.No electricity.
No drinking water.
Crime that makes El Salvador look safe.
Roads that make Nepal roads look futuristic.
Democrats utopia. The only things the Left won’t spend taxes on to build: prisons, roads, energy and water.
So everyone in California has already stopped watering yards, has low flow everything. Good luck not being able to bathe or flush your toilet.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom asks residents to cut water use by 15% amid drought
Newsom is yet to issue a California-wide state of emergency or mandate any water use restrictions.
He is a communist and serves the party.Other governors aren't asking this from their citizens, why can't Newsom serve the people like he's supposed to?
Sorry Harry , I was out there after the "World Series" quake. I saw firsthand driving from SF to LA how the infrastructure held up.thats not the point of my comment....tedub said riding a train in earthquake country is kinda dangerous......when you live around earthquakes you learn how to live with them and build better infrastructure with earthquake standards....Except Japan doesn’t spend over a billion dollars for a decade and not even have a few miles of rail running over open flat ground.japan has earthquakes and they have high speed trains...you dont stop living just because you live where earthquakes happen.....Instead of wasting billions on a high speed rail line from LA to SF, over numerous fault lines, why not build desalination plants and pump the water to rebuilt reservoirs? How would you like to ride at 200 mph on a train during a earthquake? What were they thinking? You can get flights for $49.00. They need to stay out of the sun or at least wear a hat.
Yep, by train was one of only two ways to get directly from Oakland to San Francisco after the Bay Bridge collapsed. It was a lifeline for commuters.
And still the "high speed" rail is a lifeline boondoggle for politicians.
I can't think of a better mode of transport between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Works awesome in Japan.
But I was specifically referring to BART which provided commuters a way to avoid a 4 hour daily commute while the Bay Bridge was being repaired.
