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![]() "David" wrote in message ... Accuweather http://global-warming.accuweather.co...alifornia.html David Christainsen - Meteorologist California has always had a water shortage. It may be time to ban new agriculture and start some water conservation in households. Let the water wars begin. |
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"David" wrote in message ... Accuweather http://global-warming.accuweather.co...alifornia.html David Christainsen - Meteorologist California has always had a water shortage. It may be time to ban new agriculture and start some water conservation in households. Let the water wars begin. Build nuclear and desalination plants. Problem solved. Work together and come up w/ a solution, or fight and go nowhere. We all choose, let's choose /wisely/. |
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On Feb 15, 10:41*pm, Peter Franks wrote:
James wrote: "David" wrote in message .... Accuweather http://global-warming.accuweather.co...hange_in_calif.... David Christainsen - Meteorologist California has always had a water shortage. It may be time to ban new agriculture and start some water conservation in households. Let the water wars begin. Build nuclear and desalination plants. *Problem solved. Work together and come up w/ a solution, or fight and go nowhere. *We all choose, let's choose /wisely/. so where do you propose to dispose the waste? |
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"Peter Franks" wrote in message
... James wrote: "David" wrote in message ... Accuweather http://global-warming.accuweather.co...alifornia.html David Christainsen - Meteorologist California has always had a water shortage. It may be time to ban new agriculture and start some water conservation in households. Let the water wars begin. Build nuclear and desalination plants. Problem solved. I totally 100% agree with this. California not only needs more water, they also need more electricity for both agriculture and industry. Their electricity policies are actually preventing them from attracting new industry. And, it's becoming ever increasingly hard keep their existing industrial base (well, what little they have left of it). It's really strange to see California running to the government for handouts and bailout money, but on the other hand nobody in California seems to want to work anymore. I suppose if you watch those TV commercials telling you to come to live in California that only makes sense if you're into smoking pot and sitting on the beach with a surfboard. However, you not going find any jobs anymore! What a great economic plan they have...surfing! Throw in their regulatory system that so broken it a wonder anyone still working at their job. California now has to import an ever more increasing amounts of energy. California does not want to do any offshore drilling within 50 miles. Can you imagine the great wealth and kind of jobs that offshore drilling operations would do for that state? Not only would they have a good oil industry to save them billions of dollars in trade deficits and create more jobs, but offshore also creates high paying high technology jobs. Just go ask what a scuba diving welder makes these days? Just go ask what the helicopter pilot makes who has to fly that diver out to the platform makes? Just go ask what the mechanical engineers and pipefitters make on that offshore platform? The industrial jobs involved in those offshore platforms is absolutely stupefying. Not only would this create great new jobs for California, but you then have lots of oil. With oil production this means that you not sending your money OUT OF California to somewhere like perhaps those places in the Middle East that want to blow you up. This is such a win win situation that can improve the lives of so many people in California, it just boggles the mind how the government doesn't even think about these things? So, they are socialists, do not want to drill for oil, but, they sure purchase a lot of oil. They do not want to generate their own electricity which again would keep money and jobs and industry. Now their plan is to knock on the Federal government's door for handouts? Wow, handouts for California, that's a brilliant economic plan you folks have!! How about the people of California decide to create some real wealth by creating their own electricity supplies, drilling for oil and fix their broken water supply system. That lack of water supply not only hurts manufacturing, but is actually killing their agricultural industry right now. Their agriculture industry used to be one of the best in the country. With affordable electricity rates and ample supplies of water some sectors of their agricultural industry can grow as much as four crops in one year. That water supply not only provides jobs but also provides food for hungry and needy people. Simply put the California governor has dropped the ball so bad here that is a joke. Ample supplies of water, food and electricity should be a national priority of the California government. Failing to keep care of basic necessities and infrastructure like water and electricity is simply a complete failure of the government in the most basic requirements for their people. California is simply sending jobs and money out of state to purchase electricity from surrounding states (which often generates that electricity with coal). In other words they are sending enormous amounts of money OUTSIDE of California. Not only does this suck money out of state, but also means they export jobs. More worse is California lack of electricity or decent rates means they have ZERO ZERO hope of attracting new industry. Any company that has half a brain will look at their electrical situation and run for the hills. If your business needs power...CA is the LAST place you would locate to! This really is how one would expect socialist governments of eastern bloc countries to run their economy. The failure of basic infrastructure in the state of California is not only a scandal, but downright embarrassing to anybody living there. With ample and affordable electricity rates they can lead the country in things like high speed rail, and even electric cars. A few windmills is not going to power their high speed rail systems, nor is it going to power a steel industry. Nor will windmills provide enough power for those electric cars. I think electric cars are a great idea, but without the state planning for the future electric supplies, then how can they be legislating electric cars, but not having electricity to run them? Boy, this is just so stupid. California has chosen the road of socialism and does not understand how to create any true wealth anymore. It is that true wealth that will provide those hospitals and food and water and electricity for their needy children. They have a chance to lead the country here, but they're absolutely making a mess of things and cannot even get basic simple things like water and electricity policies figured out. Nuclear power is a high technology and high value industry that is absolutely perfect for the state of California. Not only would the additional electricity be used for desalination of the ocean water. Not only could California then easily supply all the water they need but they could become an EXPORTER of water. The surrounding areas of California and Las Vegas and heck..even Nevada are starving for additional water supplies. California's proximity to the ocean is a strategic economic asset of one they don't be seen to willing to exploit (in fact they don't even seem to realize that exists). It's absolutely amazing that California cannot get any kind of approval to build any kind of serious electrical generation. Those little windmills are never going to power a high speed rail system and a steel industry that they used to have, let alone a major push for desalination for increasing their water supplies. Here is a plan for your guys: To all the people California, get off your ass, build some basic infrastructure things that humans need. You know things like basic water and electricity. Do some drilling of oil and save "billions" in trade dollars for the state. All you're doing right now is pumping your money outside of California and causing more pollution by buying dirty energy from surrounding states that don't have the same regulations that you have. Arnold Schwarzenegger was in a entertaining movie "Total Recall" in which the famous words given to him whe "START THE REACTOR" The above is EXACTLY what the state of California needs to do. It is without question that California needs a major nuclear energy plan and policy. This energy supply would absolutely change the fortunes and turn around the decline of that state. With ample food and water and electricity taken care of you then set the "NEXT" stage to lead the country with all kinds of wonderful clean technologies like electric cars, and supplying fresh water to surrounding thirsty people that could use more water... Super Turtle. |
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![]() "Green Turtle" wrote in message ... "Peter Franks" wrote in message ... James wrote: "David" wrote in message ... Accuweather http://global-warming.accuweather.co...alifornia.html David Christainsen - Meteorologist California has always had a water shortage. It may be time to ban new agriculture and start some water conservation in households. Let the water wars begin. Build nuclear and desalination plants. Problem solved. I totally 100% agree with this. California not only needs more water, they also need more electricity for both agriculture and industry. Their electricity policies are actually preventing them from attracting new industry. And, it's becoming ever increasingly hard keep their existing industrial base (well, what little they have left of it). It's really strange to see California running to the government for handouts and bailout money, but on the other hand nobody in California seems to want to work anymore. I suppose if you watch those TV commercials telling you to come to live in California that only makes sense if you're into smoking pot and sitting on the beach with a surfboard. However, you not going find any jobs anymore! What a great economic plan they have...surfing! Throw in their regulatory system that so broken it a wonder anyone still working at their job. California now has to import an ever more increasing amounts of energy. California does not want to do any offshore drilling within 50 miles. Can you imagine the great wealth and kind of jobs that offshore drilling operations would do for that state? Not only would they have a good oil industry to save them billions of dollars in trade deficits and create more jobs, but offshore also creates high paying high technology jobs. Just go ask what a scuba diving welder makes these days? Just go ask what the helicopter pilot makes who has to fly that diver out to the platform makes? Just go ask what the mechanical engineers and pipefitters make on that offshore platform? The industrial jobs involved in those offshore platforms is absolutely stupefying. Not only would this create great new jobs for California, but you then have lots of oil. With oil production this means that you not sending your money OUT OF California to somewhere like perhaps those places in the Middle East that want to blow you up. This is such a win win situation that can improve the lives of so many people in California, it just boggles the mind how the government doesn't even think about these things? So, they are socialists, do not want to drill for oil, but, they sure purchase a lot of oil. They do not want to generate their own electricity which again would keep money and jobs and industry. Now their plan is to knock on the Federal government's door for handouts? Wow, handouts for California, that's a brilliant economic plan you folks have!! How about the people of California decide to create some real wealth by creating their own electricity supplies, drilling for oil and fix their broken water supply system. That lack of water supply not only hurts manufacturing, but is actually killing their agricultural industry right now. Their agriculture industry used to be one of the best in the country. With affordable electricity rates and ample supplies of water some sectors of their agricultural industry can grow as much as four crops in one year. That water supply not only provides jobs but also provides food for hungry and needy people. Simply put the California governor has dropped the ball so bad here that is a joke. Ample supplies of water, food and electricity should be a national priority of the California government. Failing to keep care of basic necessities and infrastructure like water and electricity is simply a complete failure of the government in the most basic requirements for their people. California is simply sending jobs and money out of state to purchase electricity from surrounding states (which often generates that electricity with coal). In other words they are sending enormous amounts of money OUTSIDE of California. Not only does this suck money out of state, but also means they export jobs. More worse is California lack of electricity or decent rates means they have ZERO ZERO hope of attracting new industry. Any company that has half a brain will look at their electrical situation and run for the hills. If your business needs power...CA is the LAST place you would locate to! This really is how one would expect socialist governments of eastern bloc countries to run their economy. The failure of basic infrastructure in the state of California is not only a scandal, but downright embarrassing to anybody living there. With ample and affordable electricity rates they can lead the country in things like high speed rail, and even electric cars. A few windmills is not going to power their high speed rail systems, nor is it going to power a steel industry. Nor will windmills provide enough power for those electric cars. I think electric cars are a great idea, but without the state planning for the future electric supplies, then how can they be legislating electric cars, but not having electricity to run them? Boy, this is just so stupid. California has chosen the road of socialism and does not understand how to create any true wealth anymore. It is that true wealth that will provide those hospitals and food and water and electricity for their needy children. They have a chance to lead the country here, but they're absolutely making a mess of things and cannot even get basic simple things like water and electricity policies figured out. Nuclear power is a high technology and high value industry that is absolutely perfect for the state of California. Not only would the additional electricity be used for desalination of the ocean water. Not only could California then easily supply all the water they need but they could become an EXPORTER of water. The surrounding areas of California and Las Vegas and heck..even Nevada are starving for additional water supplies. California's proximity to the ocean is a strategic economic asset of one they don't be seen to willing to exploit (in fact they don't even seem to realize that exists). It's absolutely amazing that California cannot get any kind of approval to build any kind of serious electrical generation. Those little windmills are never going to power a high speed rail system and a steel industry that they used to have, let alone a major push for desalination for increasing their water supplies. Here is a plan for your guys: To all the people California, get off your ass, build some basic infrastructure things that humans need. You know things like basic water and electricity. Do some drilling of oil and save "billions" in trade dollars for the state. All you're doing right now is pumping your money outside of California and causing more pollution by buying dirty energy from surrounding states that don't have the same regulations that you have. Arnold Schwarzenegger was in a entertaining movie "Total Recall" in which the famous words given to him whe "START THE REACTOR" The above is EXACTLY what the state of California needs to do. It is without question that California needs a major nuclear energy plan and policy. This energy supply would absolutely change the fortunes and turn around the decline of that state. With ample food and water and electricity taken care of you then set the "NEXT" stage to lead the country with all kinds of wonderful clean technologies like electric cars, and supplying fresh water to surrounding thirsty people that could use more water... Super Turtle. The electricity problem in California, before Enron was making bundles, was exacerbated by the politicians. They would not approve electricity being bought on long term contracts. The spot market was just fine with them. When they needed lots of juice, they had to pay spot market prices and had no long term contracts with anybody. Well, you know what happens to prices when everybody needs something at the same time. The legislature in CA rivals DC in stupidity but I guess they danced a little side step. Someone needs to write a book about the rise and fall of California but most are surfing I suppose. |
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On Feb 16, 1:18*am, "Green Turtle"
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"James" wrote in message
... "Green Turtle" wrote in message ... "Peter Franks" wrote in message ... James wrote: "David" wrote in message ... Accuweather http://global-warming.accuweather.co...alifornia.html David Christainsen - Meteorologist California has always had a water shortage. It may be time to ban new agriculture and start some water conservation in households. Let the water wars begin. Build nuclear and desalination plants. Problem solved. I totally 100% agree with this. California not only needs more water, they also need more electricity for both agriculture and industry. Their electricity policies are actually preventing them from attracting new industry. And, it's becoming ever increasingly hard keep their existing industrial base (well, what little they have left of it). It's really strange to see California running to the government for handouts and bailout money, but on the other hand nobody in California seems to want to work anymore. I suppose if you watch those TV commercials telling you to come to live in California that only makes sense if you're into smoking pot and sitting on the beach with a surfboard. However, you not going find any jobs anymore! What a great economic plan they have...surfing! Throw in their regulatory system that so broken it a wonder anyone still working at their job. California now has to import an ever more increasing amounts of energy. California does not want to do any offshore drilling within 50 miles. Can you imagine the great wealth and kind of jobs that offshore drilling operations would do for that state? Not only would they have a good oil industry to save them billions of dollars in trade deficits and create more jobs, but offshore also creates high paying high technology jobs. Just go ask what a scuba diving welder makes these days? Just go ask what the helicopter pilot makes who has to fly that diver out to the platform makes? Just go ask what the mechanical engineers and pipefitters make on that offshore platform? The industrial jobs involved in those offshore platforms is absolutely stupefying. Not only would this create great new jobs for California, but you then have lots of oil. With oil production this means that you not sending your money OUT OF California to somewhere like perhaps those places in the Middle East that want to blow you up. This is such a win win situation that can improve the lives of so many people in California, it just boggles the mind how the government doesn't even think about these things? So, they are socialists, do not want to drill for oil, but, they sure purchase a lot of oil. They do not want to generate their own electricity which again would keep money and jobs and industry. Now their plan is to knock on the Federal government's door for handouts? Wow, handouts for California, that's a brilliant economic plan you folks have!! How about the people of California decide to create some real wealth by creating their own electricity supplies, drilling for oil and fix their broken water supply system. That lack of water supply not only hurts manufacturing, but is actually killing their agricultural industry right now. Their agriculture industry used to be one of the best in the country. With affordable electricity rates and ample supplies of water some sectors of their agricultural industry can grow as much as four crops in one year. That water supply not only provides jobs but also provides food for hungry and needy people. Simply put the California governor has dropped the ball so bad here that is a joke. Ample supplies of water, food and electricity should be a national priority of the California government. Failing to keep care of basic necessities and infrastructure like water and electricity is simply a complete failure of the government in the most basic requirements for their people. California is simply sending jobs and money out of state to purchase electricity from surrounding states (which often generates that electricity with coal). In other words they are sending enormous amounts of money OUTSIDE of California. Not only does this suck money out of state, but also means they export jobs. More worse is California lack of electricity or decent rates means they have ZERO ZERO hope of attracting new industry. Any company that has half a brain will look at their electrical situation and run for the hills. If your business needs power...CA is the LAST place you would locate to! This really is how one would expect socialist governments of eastern bloc countries to run their economy. The failure of basic infrastructure in the state of California is not only a scandal, but downright embarrassing to anybody living there. With ample and affordable electricity rates they can lead the country in things like high speed rail, and even electric cars. A few windmills is not going to power their high speed rail systems, nor is it going to power a steel industry. Nor will windmills provide enough power for those electric cars. I think electric cars are a great idea, but without the state planning for the future electric supplies, then how can they be legislating electric cars, but not having electricity to run them? Boy, this is just so stupid. California has chosen the road of socialism and does not understand how to create any true wealth anymore. It is that true wealth that will provide those hospitals and food and water and electricity for their needy children. They have a chance to lead the country here, but they're absolutely making a mess of things and cannot even get basic simple things like water and electricity policies figured out. Nuclear power is a high technology and high value industry that is absolutely perfect for the state of California. Not only would the additional electricity be used for desalination of the ocean water. Not only could California then easily supply all the water they need but they could become an EXPORTER of water. The surrounding areas of California and Las Vegas and heck..even Nevada are starving for additional water supplies. California's proximity to the ocean is a strategic economic asset of one they don't be seen to willing to exploit (in fact they don't even seem to realize that exists). It's absolutely amazing that California cannot get any kind of approval to build any kind of serious electrical generation. Those little windmills are never going to power a high speed rail system and a steel industry that they used to have, let alone a major push for desalination for increasing their water supplies. Here is a plan for your guys: To all the people California, get off your ass, build some basic infrastructure things that humans need. You know things like basic water and electricity. Do some drilling of oil and save "billions" in trade dollars for the state. All you're doing right now is pumping your money outside of California and causing more pollution by buying dirty energy from surrounding states that don't have the same regulations that you have. Arnold Schwarzenegger was in a entertaining movie "Total Recall" in which the famous words given to him whe "START THE REACTOR" The above is EXACTLY what the state of California needs to do. It is without question that California needs a major nuclear energy plan and policy. This energy supply would absolutely change the fortunes and turn around the decline of that state. With ample food and water and electricity taken care of you then set the "NEXT" stage to lead the country with all kinds of wonderful clean technologies like electric cars, and supplying fresh water to surrounding thirsty people that could use more water... Super Turtle. The electricity problem in California, before Enron was making bundles, was exacerbated by the politicians. They would not approve electricity being bought on long term contracts. The spot market was just fine with them. When they needed lots of juice, they had to pay spot market prices and had no long term contracts with anybody. Well, you know what happens to prices when everybody needs something at the same time. The legislature in CA rivals DC in stupidity but I guess they danced a little side step. Someone needs to write a book about the rise and fall of California but most are surfing I suppose. You might inform all those potential surfers that the water is cold. |
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