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Spring starts in a few days, which is always good news, but here in crowded Mexifornia, winter rainfall has been disappointingly slim. The drought is bad and getting worse because the stored water in reservoirs has become even more drained. How bad is the drought? A study published in December characterized it as the worst […] March 16th, 2015 | Category: sustainability | Tags: aliens, California, cost, drought, environment, illegal, immigration, overpopulation, population, water supply |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Here in northern California, local TV news has a lot of coverage about the water shortage, which I don’t remember happening during previous droughts. So the situation is bad, with millions more people using water when there is less of it. True, most of the water supply goes to agriculture, not home faucets, but the […] August 12th, 2014 | Category: sustainability | Tags: arizona, California, environment, immigration, natural resources, sustainability, water supply | Email This Post | Print This Post At 38 million residents, California is overpopulated from a water supply standpoint. Any normal reduction of rainfall for several years is now a source of concern that rationing is likely to follow. The state has had two years of sub-normal rain which puts a strain on water supply for drinkers, farmers and fishermen. Plus, long […] July 22nd, 2013 | Category: sustainability | Tags: aliens, amnesty, California, Congress, diversity, environment, growth, illegal, immigration, population, water supply | Email This Post | Print This Post The big suits in Washington are currently licking their chops in anticipation of passing a monstrous immigration bill that would increase US population by tens of millions over the next decade. Jamming in a Canada-sized bunch of new shoppers should goose up the GDP pretty good, business types agree! Meanwhile out in the country, the […] May 11th, 2013 | Category: sustainability | Tags: aliens, amnesty, Congress, cost, environment, legislation, overpopulation, Texas, water | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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