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Whenever Democrat 2020 candidates yap about America offering open borders to the world, it’s clear that they have never considered the environmental carrying capacity of our little space on the planet. Unfortunately, California is a popular place for foreigners of varying legality to relocate which has given us more than 10 million foreigners as fellow […] February 19th, 2020 | Category: water supply | Tags: California, Democrats, drought, environment, immigration, Joe Biden, population, rainfall, water supply |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Democrat-run California didn’t learn much from the recent five-year drought that left many reservoirs close to empty. Below, the depleted Almaden Reservoir near San Jose, California, in February 2014. This year’s rainy season has seen the skies open up and dump incredible quantities of the wet stuff, which is always welcome in the drought-prone […] March 7th, 2019 | Category: water supply | Tags: California, Democrat, foreign born, Governor Jerry Brown, growth, immigration, overpopulation, population, public safety, water, water storage | Email This Post | Print This Post The front page of Wednesday’s Los Angeles Times had a truly dispiriting message, namely that just a couple years after a record drought, California has done nothing to store water during a rare rainy winter. In fact, much of the precious water is being dumped into the ocean with little attempt to capture it. […] February 21st, 2019 | Category: water supply | Tags: California, drought, environment, immigration, Los Angeles, overpopulated, rainfall, snowpack, water conservation, water shortage, water storage | Email This Post | Print This Post Water supply continues to be a worrisome thing in California, where the memory of the historic five-year drought remains strong. Now we learn that the drought plus overuse of groundwater has caused so much subsidence in the Central Valley that a large stretch of a gravity-run canal no longer works. .mcclatchy-embed{position:relative;padding:40px 0 56.25%;height:0;overflow:hidden;max-width:100%}.mcclatchy-embed iframe{position:absolute;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%} California’s […] July 18th, 2018 | Category: water supply | Tags: California, drought, environment, Fresno, Friant-Kern Canal, subsidence, water, water supply | Email This Post | Print This Post To serious water worriers, the extreme drought situation in Cape Town South Africa has been a forecast of bad things to come in the overpopulated future. Regions with more people than their rainfall can support are at risk for water shortages, particularly when even alleged environmentalists like California Gov. Jerry Brown think additional millions of […] July 4th, 2018 | Category: water supply | Tags: Cape Town, drought, growth, iceberg, overpopulation, population, water, water supply, world population | Email This Post | Print This Post Cape Town, South Africa, is on the brink of a drought disaster where the taps may literally run dry for a city of four million. Extreme conservation measures have pushed back the so-called “Day Zero” from March to perhaps a date later in the spring. The rainy season there starts in June, so hopes are […] March 31st, 2018 | Category: water supply | Tags: California, Cape Town, climate change, conservation, drought, Gov Jerry Brown, immigration, overpopulation, population, South Africa | Email This Post | Print This Post The winter rainy season is drawing to a close here in California, and it’s been disappointing. Nearly all of the state’s water comes from rain that falls from October through March, so water worriers (nearly all residents after the brutal five-year drought) are concerned. We were rescued by a near-record rainy season in 2016-17 but […] March 6th, 2018 | Category: water supply | Tags: California, Cape Town drought, drought, environment, Gov Jerry Brown, immigration, immigration-fueled population growth, overpopulation, water, water supply | Email This Post | Print This Post About half of Wednesday’s San Jose Mercury-News was dedicated to a report about drought in South Africa. The main headline — The City That Ran Out of Water — gets attention in northern California where a brutal five-year drought was broken last year by a very wet winter when the rains finally came. Now several […] January 25th, 2018 | Category: water supply | Tags: California, Cape Town, conservation, drought, environment, environmental sustainability, immigration, overpopulation, South Africa, water supply | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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