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It’s been two years of below-average rainfall in the Golden (Brown) State, so water supply is concerning. The snowpack is only about half of historic levels, but new water users keep coming from around the world. How will newbies wash their lowriders if water use is restricted? Below, California Department of Water Resources hydrologists measure the [...] April 22nd, 2013 | Category: overpopulation | Tags: aliens, amnesty, California, immigration, natural resources, water supply |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post Among elites in Washington, population growth of any kind, even of stubbornly retro third-worlders, is preferable to a sustainable society. The reason is simple: expanding population causes GNP to rise, which looks good, even as per capita income of the citizens decreases. The idea of the country being full never occurs. Yet even without a strong [...] February 16th, 2013 | Category: immigration poll | Tags: environment, natural resources, population growth, water supply |
Email This Post | Print This Post The Lone Star state is suffering a terrible drought, and as often the case, the issue is portrayed as agriculture vs. people, which is true up to a point. But while droughts come and go (along with floods), immigration-fueled population growth is going only one way — up. Texas has known terrible droughts, like the one [...] July 8th, 2012 | Category: overpopulation | Tags: immigration, natural resources, population growth, shortage, supply, water |
Email This Post | Print This Post Poaching by illegal aliens has been an interest of mine for years, mostly because of the ongoing damage to America’s wilderness and animals. In addition, poaching was the cause of the 2004 mass murder of six American hunters by a trespassing Hmong immigrant in Wisconsin, which showed how extreme the thieving urge can get. [...] June 18th, 2011 | Category: illegal immigration | Tags: aliens, conservation, crime, deport, enforcement, illegal workers, job displacement, natural resources, poaching |
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