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Let's hope ex Gov. Riamondo finds water infrastructure a valuable place to land 10-20 billion of that 100 billion pile of cash. California is certainly invaluable when it comes to the nations food supply. No- the Pacific Northwest cannot grow vegetables/food like California can. It makes sense to invest in something as valuable as the California Valley soils that can grow anything-if it has water to do so. Riamondo seems focused on high tech chip manufacture etc. when water should be the #1 priority. The Pacific northwest has the water but not the bountiful climate and soils. It's easy to move water. Rich productive soils next to impossible impossible. A Link to the story.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/rising-star-biden-administration-faces-153219914.html

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Perhaps.  There has been some new evidence of a long climate cycle that has emerged which shows CA can g into these drought cycles for centuries with pretty much no warning.  If this is one of those then what you are saying makes total sense.

Death To Warm Anomalies!

 

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