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Old 08-31-2009, 05:34 PM   #1
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You saying the ceanothus, chamise, scrub oak and manzanita wouldn't burn if folks didn't water their lawns and wash their cars from freshwater sources?

The excess fuel is from fire suppression efforts of the last several hundred years.


Are you attempting to deny that human consumption of fresh water is somehow not related to these fires?

There have always been fires out there. There just have been more as the population of California has exploded, triggering an equally great increase in human fresh water consumption straight from nature.
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Old 08-31-2009, 06:37 PM   #2
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Are you attempting to deny that human consumption of fresh water is somehow not related to these fires?

There have always been fires out there. There just have been more as the population of California has exploded, triggering an equally great increase in human fresh water consumption straight from nature.
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Old 08-31-2009, 07:34 PM   #3
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Are you attempting to deny that human consumption of fresh water is somehow not related to these fires?

There have always been fires out there. There just have been more as the population of California has exploded, triggering an equally great increase in human fresh water consumption straight from nature.
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Old 08-31-2009, 09:21 PM   #4
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Are you attempting to deny that human consumption of fresh water is somehow not related to these fires?

There have always been fires out there. There just have been more as the population of California has exploded, triggering an equally great increase in human fresh water consumption straight from nature.
An obvious product from the public school system, and the tax payers want their money back.
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Old 08-31-2009, 09:31 PM   #5
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An obvious product from the public school system, and the tax payers want their money back.
He's trying to convey the story behind "Cadillac Desert." At least that's my perspective of his argument.

The great American west migration wouldn't be possible if it wasn't for the building of myriads of dams. These irrigation projects made it possible to farm in the West, but also came with environmental complexities and devastation.

I've read the book, it's a good read. Based on his comments, I think he's referring to the same book.
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He's trying to convey the story behind "Cadillac Desert." At least that's my perspective of his argument.

The great American west migration wouldn't be possible if it wasn't for the building of myriads of dams. These irrigation projects made it possible to farm in the West, but also came with environmental complexities and devastation.

I've read the book, it's a good read. Based on his comments, I think he's referring to the same book.
"Chinatown" is all about the water struggle in Los Angeles.

Part of that is right behind me: Lake Hollywood, built in 1932 and designed as part of the Mulholland Aqueduct system. It's actually a reservoir, not a lake.
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