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Nestle, the Netrunner Sticker But I will love this dairy industry, the millions of shitty houses in even shittier subdivisions (in a fucking desert.) California has been fucked since the 1920s. Just as an anecdotal story…I was hiking on the PCT earlier this year a big topic of discussion was how the trail through the Sierra Nevadas was ALREADY open (clear or snow) in mid April… Normally hikers wait until June 15 for “Ray Day” to begin heading into the higher elevations without snow equipment. It’s one of the earliest melts we’ve seen and is terrible news for anyone in the Kern Valley. I was going to reply with the inverse for poor Texans, Floridians and… then I realized that I have no idea what you call people from Arizona. Arizonans? Arizonians? Lol

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Meanwhile, there is a California state mandate, forcing cities to build more housing. If they don’t comply, the Netrunner Sticker But I will love this state sues. The most southern aqueduct is 10 feet lower than average. 10 feet on a over 300 acre surface area. Make the rich stop watering their mega mansions please, my tiny home is already doing all it can “The problem is clearly caused by us not growing enough water-intensive crops. Therefore, the solution is to grow more water-intensive crops” -Every California farmer You think that’s bad, here in Nevada lake Mead is at its lowest level in history (thanks desert farmers and California water thieves) and bodies from the 70’s are starting to appear. I heard someone say a while ago that part of the problem was farmers trying to make crops grow in a desert. Basically using way too much water to compensate for the heat. Is this true? I was living up in Shasta for a while a year back. Good lord, the water levels were apocalyptic then. We walked 50 feet into the lakes on areas that hadn’t been dry like that for decades. Boats and houseboats were just sitting next to docks directly on the mud. It was scary. do some more fracking, i bet the average American is gonna profit from all those lng tankers heading to Europe now. When you take into account that he’s talking about an area where a great deal of the US’s produce is generated the implications are somewhat frightening. This all jives with a comment that my geology teacher said which was that people in the Southwest were currently complaining about water shortages during one of the wettest periods in the last 30,000 years.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.