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Old 08-28-2021, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted by HenryA View Post
California has never been sustainable where the huge populations centers are. California is responsible for de-watering the southwest and that is not going to get better either.

Climate change or simply irresponsible demands on the resource- take your pick. I’m going with the later. Adding more people in already dense urban areas is some central planner’s dream and the people’s nightmare.
The water situation is a real problem, but not insurmountable. Particularly because urban water consumption is a very small part of the state's total. Additionally, homes along the California coast are much less carbon-intensive because they need so little heating or cooling. There are environmental challenges, but also huge environmental benefits.
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