Genesis 7:11 “In the six hundredth year of Noah’s life, in the second month, the seventeenth day of the month, the same day were all the fountains of the great deep broken up, and the windows of heaven were opened.”
Now why would I even consider some report written by a “turd” left by Hansen at NASA ... (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) ... I thought that dominion of lies belonged to NOAA.
Well, maybe not ALL over the world.
Mine is up about 20 feet from 6 years ago when I first had the well drilled..
And I live in the arid southwest.
Its Gods earth that He created and only He can destroy. True— mankind can damage it a bit in spots but no way puny humans can affect it on a grand scale. The godless leftists don’t factor this into their irrational equations.
Connection?
So, higher or lower? Can’t they make up their minds?
The EPA will now want a new definition for “Navigable Waterways”... to include “Navigable Underground Waterways”.
GOOD maybe they will be forced to convert seawater.. en masse..
Super efficient Nuke site exactly for that purpose.. for making water.. and maybe hydrogen and oxygen.. as by products.. plus other chemicals..
Water dissolving...and water removing.
There is water at the bottom of the ocean.
Under the water, carry the water at the bottom of the ocean.
Remove the water at the bottom of the ocean.
Las check, NASA was supposed to deal with space, astronauts, etc, not ground water on earth.
I guess I picked a bad time to bring a natural spring back to life to feed my duck pond and shoot a water stream 20’ into the air every 20 minutes for as much as a minute.
I have an idea for you Californians: Ship every other illegal back across the border and then tell us how you’re doing.
I know..... I am heartless.
Heavy, heavy rains this spring here in southern CT. Haven’t had to water the garden yet because it’s so saturated. I have a private well and virtually unlimited water. If people in parched CA want to run a pipe out to me, I’d be happy to send some of this water down to you all.
Honest title: Government Employees More Self-Absorbed by the Year
Only because they live in dry places,... It’s also been flooding in other parts of the world. Wiser, harder working Midwesterners on the east side of Kansas will now ramp up vegetable farming and sell to the West. Use the proceeds to develop political influence.
The table has dropped all along the Mississippi River states. For years farmers have been growing rice and now the water isn’t fit to drink. When I was a kid in the hot Delta heat nothing tasted better than that cold drink of water from a rice well. Now it stinks.
...groundwater reserves take thousands of years to accumulate and only slowly recharge with water from snowmelt and rains.
BS! A few years of abundant rainfall will fix a multitude of problems. We’re seeing this right now in TX.
Notice to any folks traveling through Colorado (especially truckers, hot springs vacationers and river rafting tourists). Up on the Range, some of the two-lane highways are closed because of bridge supports being washed out. Look at the legend for the map behind the following link. Closed roads are marked with the red dots with minus signs in them.
http://cotrip.org/roadConditions.htm
Some of those roads have been closed for days and might be closed for a long time pending relief from flooding then slow rebuilding of bridges. Don’t get caught in an expensive trap. Many have been rerouted for hundreds of extra miles because of a short stretch of Hwy. 285 that’s closed. Best for east-west traffic to stay on I-70 and avoid smaller highways.
My grass thinks I’ve gone hydroponic. We’ve had so much rain & they are forecasting 3-4 more days of it. Take my water, please. My husband said tonight too bad we don’t have a pipeline to California.
All over the world certainly does not include Texas. We’ve more rain now with even more expected. Our lakes are high, our cup overflows. More rain expected. little-o and the water police could make a fortune if rain were taxed here in the Lone Star State. Watch ‘em try.
Just like the deer population in a confined area. Eventually the environment won’t support the herd and some will die off. As the water dries up in these areas we will likely see an increase in communicable diseases which will reduce the human herd to a level that is sustainable.
So choices have to be made - does southern California save the mice or humans? Will all that nice, sunny weather shine on people or empty cities?
Do we build dams to contain water to provide for people or do we save the snail darter?
I choose to live where there is water and I eat what tends to grow near where I live. Avocados and almonds aren’t really in my diet.
With the GloBull warming scam losing its luster the left is now seeking a replacement apocalyptic threat that can be blamed on America/capitalism/Republicans.