Re:California's dry season is turning into a permanent state...
by hourislate on Sunday August 15, 2021 @10:49AM
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Your point could be valid. A quick googling of water demand in CA produces the following. Urban water use is only 10% of total water use in California. Agriculture uses anywhere from 30% (wet year) to 70% (dry year). Just raising cattle in the state uses anywhere from 100-250 million gallons per day.
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Re:California's dry season is turning into a permanent state...
by novok on Sunday August 15, 2021 @11:19AM
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How much does almonds and rice do? And could you grow plants on the cow land?
Re:California's dry season is turning into a permanent state...
by hourislate on Sunday August 15, 2021 @12:13PM
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Makes you wonder wtf is going on there (Almonds/Rice)? Just as insane as irrigating Alfalfa fields to harvest hay for cattle to eat.