California Drought Reaching Epic Proportions With Possible Evacuation
Dear world… oh dear… this is serious… maybe the majority of humans will pay attention to weather enginnering now? How about wiping out evil, completely from government? Weren’t the reservoirs drained (looks intentional to me, to create an unstable food supply)?
Folks… these questions aren’t for bloggers to ask, only for you to go back to your life… this your life… this is where lots of significant crops in North American supermarkets comes from.
But no freaking out okay? Buy some seeds and start learning how to sprout food at home… this may come in handy in the event that the supermarkets run out of certain foods.
You might wish to be aware, that this could affect the already precarious California earthquake situation, which does affect North America, which does affect the world… there is no more, “it’s happening over there, and doesn’t affect me”.
Let’s not forget all those forest fires… unfortunately so many of the public remain uncaring about chemtrails and weather enginnering… even I could see this coming and I don’t even live in the United States….****BECAUSE IT WAS PLANNNED… AND DONE ON PURPOSE****
Indian in the machine
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AgWeb - Jul 26, 2014
Farmers in California’s Central Valley, the world’s most productive agricultural region, are paying as much as 10 times more for water than they did before the state’s recorddrought cut supply. Costs have soared to $1,100 per acre-foot from about $140 a year …
Visalia Times-Delta - Jul 25, 2014
It’s known as “drought shaming,” where residents — most of which are from California — are using social media to put their neighbors, parks, city and more to shame for wasting water. People are posting pictures online of water wasters as the state of …
California Economy Reporting - Jul 25, 2014
“As the drought underscores, the management of our water resources is not purely an ‘environmental’ issue,” said Sara Aminzadeh, executive director of California Coastkeeper Alliance. “The availability and quality of California’s water affects every person …
KFBK - Jul 25, 2014
Baldassare says the findings from the annual poll show that 80 percent see lack of water and the drought as a big problem. “We are finding that awareness and recognition of the drought is huge in California right now,” Baldassare said. And a majority of likely …
PublicCEO.com - Jul 25, 2014
All of California is in a state of emergency because of the prolonged drought, now in its third year. And it’s more than just Californians who are feeling the impact – the state uses its scarce water to provide the nation with more food than any other state. Here’s a …
Akron Beacon Journal - Jul 25, 2014
Bloomberg News: State and local officials in California are struggling to track water use as Governor Jerry Brown calls for a 20 percent drop in consumption to alleviate a record drought. The State Water Resources Control Board, for instance, reported usage …
KQED (blog) - Jul 25, 2014
In a statewide poll conducted during the second week of July, more than a third of respondents (35 percent) cited water supply and drought as “the most important environmental issue facing California today.” That more than doubled the second most popular …
Washington Post (blog) - Jul 25, 2014
For the first time since 2000, air pollution is not the top environmental concern among Californians, according to a Public Policy Institute of California survey. It’s water. A full 35 percent of the survey’s respondents cited drought or water supply as their top …
NBC Southern California - Jul 25, 2014
There are 21 percent of people who remain unfazed, saying that the drought – the three driest years on record in California – are not an issue, the newspaper reported. In Los Angeles — where water users increased their consumption by eight percent this …
KELO AM-FM - Jul 25, 2014
Fri Jul 25, 2014 6:15am EDT. (Reuters) – Underground stores of water in the southwestern United States have receded dramatically amid ongoing drought that has parched states from Oklahoma to the Pacific Coast and is costing California billions in lost …
NBC 7 San Diego - Jul 25, 2014
There are 21 percent of people who remain unfazed, saying that the drought – the three driest years on record in California – are not an issue, the newspaper reported. In Los Angeles — where water users increased their consumption by eight percent this …
Fox and Hounds Daily - Jul 25, 2014
When asked what the “most important environmental issue facing California today” is, Californians say “water supply, drought, reservoirs.” And even this doesn’t mean voters are only going to focus on the drought on Election Day. This is just the most important …
CBS Local - Jul 25, 2014
IRVINE and PASADENA (CBSLA.com) — New research shows California’s drought situation is much worse than officials realize. Scientists at Jet Propulsion Lab and UC Irvine say the findings are shocking. Around 60 percent of the water used in Southern …
San Diego Source (subscription) - Jul 25, 2014
State and local officials in California are struggling to track water use, as Gov. Jerry Brown calls for a 20 percent drop in consumption to alleviate a record drought. The State Water Resources Control Board, for instance, reported usage in Santa Ana soared …
Great Lakes Echo - Jul 24, 2014
Nestle said its operations are sustainable “particularly in light of California’s drought conditions over the last three years.” chicagoview. Detroit is losing desperately needed population. Cutting off life-supporting water service hardly seems likely to retain …
Businessweek - Jul 24, 2014
The historic drought has Brown and other officials searching for solutions as they levy penalties for over-watering lawns and using a hose without a shut-off valve when washing cars. Last year was the driest on record in California, and 80 percent of the most …
Breitbart News - Jul 24, 2014
A new poll by the Public Policy Institute of California found that 54 percent of Californians say the water supply is a big problem where they live, and 75 percent support regulations on water usage. When asked an open-ended question about important …
Christian Science Monitor - Jul 24, 2014
After the California governor’s call for a voluntary 20 percent cutback actually yielded a 1 percent increase in water use, officials are ramping up efforts to change outdoor residential water use to deal with the drought conditions.
Pacific Standard - Jul 24, 2014
California officials have ordered an emergency shut-down of 11 oil and gas waste injection sites and a review of more than 100 others in the state’s drought-wracked Central Valley out of fear that companies may have been pumping fracking fluids and other …
Mashable - Jul 24, 2014
Madelyn Glickfeld, director of the UCLA Water Resources Working Group, told state regulators that because Southern California still has enough water and parks are green, residents haven’t directly experienced the drought. The improved economy and …
New America Media - Jul 24, 2014
SAN FRANCISCO — Californians rank the drought as their number one environmental concern, according to a new statewide survey. The poll by the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) found three out of four residents favor mandatory curbs on water …
San Jose Mercury News - Jul 24, 2014
Cindy Aisenbrey was a child when California suffered through its last severe drought, and the 47-year-old said she wonders why the stiff water-use restrictions the state adopted then aren’t in place now. Limiting the number of days homeowners can water …
EGP News - Jul 24, 2014
But the great bulk of the water used in Southern California either comes from the Colorado River or from Northern California. Declaring extreme drought conditions in the state, Gov. Brown in January called for Californians to voluntarily reduce their water …
Valley Public Radio - Jul 24, 2014
The green farmlands visible in the state’s Central Valley in 2011 are much less robust in 2014, with some lands dried out and many fields left fallow for lack of water. Just north of Yosemite National Park, the land is not only brown from drought; it is also scarred …
SFGate (blog) - Jul 24, 2014
Water is the top environmental concern of Californians, surpassing air pollution for the first time in the history of a 14-year-old survey released Thursday. As the state grapples with its driest three-year spell in at least a century, 54 percent of people say water is …
Capital Press - Jul 24, 2014
California is in the third year of a drought accentuating the need for a bond funding water projects ranging from dams and reservoirs to urban water recycling to groundwater contamination cleanup. Gov. Jerry Brown has said he prefers a $6 billion bond, while …
Greenfield Daily Reporter - Jul 24, 2014
California is in the third year of a drought accentuating the need for a bond funding water projects ranging from dams and reservoirs to urban water recycling to groundwater contamination cleanup. Gov. Jerry Brown has said he prefers a $6 billion bond, while …
Huffington Post - Jul 24, 2014
As the drought in the western United States drags on, communities have considered rules for residents’ water use, and California imposed statewide restrictions last week. A national survey on water use in the U.S. showed that residents in states that get less …
California Report - Jul 24, 2014
A worker hoses down a sidewalk in front of a hotel on July 15, 2014 in San Francisco. The State Water Resources Control … A new poll on water issues from the Public Policy Institute ofCalifornia serves up some surprises. More than half of respondents said …
MyMotherLode.com - Jul 24, 2014
Sacramento, CA — The Public Policy Institute of California has conducted several polls on hot-button issues in the state. 68% of Californians say they support changes implemented through the AB 32 global warming legislation, which was signed eight years …
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