Posted on 01/12/2025 5:08:12 PM PST by Paul R.
In this episode, Sal Mercogliano—a maritime historian at Campbell University (@campbelledu) and former merchant mariner — discusses the use of seawater and how it can be utilized to fight the wildfires in southern California.
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Nice pic!
Desalinization plants to maintain water levels are far cheaper than the fire cost. But then again proper water management would do wonders.
Dots connected Ca squanders more money on liberal agendas than on things like desalination plants.
They take the stupid route and remove dams so the fish can travel.
It’s California
People worried about fighting fires with sea water really have no understanding how much water is in a single inch of rain. A simple 1 inch rain over 1 acre of ground has roughly 27,000 gallons of water. That is around 27 firetrucks worth.
Insignificant salt contamination which nature will dilute down even further.
Good video, great explanations, and more confirmation the people in charge of the city of Los Angeles and my former state or residence continue to be dangerous and deadly idiots!
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