The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers just opened up two California dams. A spokesperson says the flows are 'controlled' and being coordinated with local officials.
I mean there will be more water down stream for a few days and then absolutely none until they close the dam and let it build back up over a few years…
So what you’re saying is it’s an investment in draining off the needed water for the future. Meaning in a few years when they are running low on reserved water for crops California will lose revenue on crops, and food prices will increase across the U.S.
I mean there will be more water down stream for a few days and then absolutely none until they close the dam and let it build back up over a few years…
They don’t need the water now. It’s for farmland, but this isn’t the time of year they need it.
So what you’re saying is it’s an investment in draining off the needed water for the future. Meaning in a few years when they are running low on reserved water for crops California will lose revenue on crops, and food prices will increase across the U.S.