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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 It’s always welcome when someone approaches the immigration issue from the viewpoint of America’s needs, rather than the Third Worlders’ incessant demands to be admitted. Michael Anton got some attention for asking that question a few days ago: Why do we need more people in this country, anyway? Why, indeed? Immigration-fueled overpopulation must be recognized […] June 25th, 2018 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: aliens, America is full, automation, Cape Town drought, drought, enforcement, illegal, illegal workers, immigration, job loss, Michael Anton, robots, Tucker Carlson, water, water shortage | Email This Post | Print This Post The Golden Brown State’s fourth year of drought has brought massive land sinkage, aka subsidence, caused by continued and deeper drilling of ground water by farmers. The subsidence has been observed for a while, but it is getting worse as more water is pumped out of the ground. Not only is the subsidence another warning […] October 8th, 2015 | Category: overpopulation | Tags: California, drought, environment, immigration, natural resources, resource management, sustainability, water shortage, water supply | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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