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nilesobek

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12. The hard rains will return this next winter

Sun Jan 19, 2014, 02:15 AM

Jan 2014

hopefully, and California is making huge strides increasing the overall total number of new solar homes. At this rate if California gets to 10 million solar homes they will have the greatest economy in the world. Of course, there will be stiff resistance from PG&E.

This doesn't solve the water problem though. I know that California has long had eyes on the Snake River at Twin Falls, Idaho for a canal to the City of Angels.

Still I'm an optimist about California.

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6 Scary Facts About California's Drought [View all] Triana Jan 2014 OP

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DEMETER, the whole state IS NOT A DESERT!!! I live in the north (NORMALLY) full of rivers, Ecumenist Jan 2014 #2

Thereby proving my point Demeter Jan 2014 #3

When the aqueduct was first installed, there was ALOT of agriculture in Southern California... Ecumenist Jan 2014 #4

I LIVED in that state Demeter Jan 2014 #5

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OOHkay, the 8TH LARGEST ECONOMY ON.THE.PLANET.... Ecumenist Jan 2014 #8

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Water Wars arachadillo Jan 2014 #11

The hard rains will return this next winter nilesobek Jan 2014 #12