[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Makes you wonder what California could do if they just wanted to.

Most of the problem with deserts is that the water that falls does absorb into the earth.

This happens even in wetter climates when you have had long hot months with little rain.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

It does not absorb. The water does not absorb into the ground. Not does.

Nitwit.

Learn to proofread.

[Mastador1]

I know a way to help California, get rid of all the Frickin illegals putting extra strain on the water resources. Because much of California is a desert it goes through feast or famine as far as rain, if instead of wasting billions on the bullet train from nowhere anyone wants to be, to nowhere anyone wants to go, it was spent on reservoirs to store the rain when it does fall, and desalination plants(denied by water resource board members who know nothing about water resources, California may not be in such a dire straight.

Oh, and give bac the water taken from farmers to save a crappy little fish that is no way different from the same species found elsewhere..