LA is burning

[Jeff]

If your husband is trapped in a fire, it's his fault because these DEI bitches aren't going to help.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1877458240050446339

[neurosis]

If your husband is trapped in a fire, it's his fault because these DEI bitches aren't going to help.

Get them bitches back in the kitchen where they belong!   

[Jeff]

Get them bitches back in the kitchen where they belong!   

YEAH!
Make sammiches!

[Jeff]

What gets fixed first?
The devastation left by the unavoidable hurricane?
Or the devastation left by the avoidable Cali fires that the rich celebrities are now upset and calling out their beloved Governor for?

Can't have celebrities upset! The horror!

[RobertELee]

What gets fixed first?
The devastation left by the unavoidable hurricane?
Or the devastation left by the avoidable Cali fires that the rich celebrities are now upset and calling out their beloved Governor for?

Can't have celebrities upset! The horror!

Biden did announce the the US government will cover 100% of the costs of the initial recovery. While the Carolinas are sleeping in tents in the snow.

[beej]

Here is what Trump is talking about when he said that he wanted to get more water into california and Newsom didn't want it.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/dec/22/delta-smelt-fish-trump-california-aoe

For conservationists and ecologists like Durand, the delta smelt are harbingers, their diminishing numbers a signal that the delta's ecosystem is dangerously close to collapse. For California farmers with thousands of acres to irrigate and millions of dollars on the line, the smelt are in the way – the state listed the species as endangered in 2009, and in effect constrained how much water can be pulled from the delta.

Now, the creatures caught in the crossfire of the state's water wars have all but disappeared, and biologists worry that newly empowered forces within the Trump administration could usher them into oblivion.

Because most Delta smelt live for just one year, even temporary environmental changes can decimate the population. It's not just the overpumping, but the pumps themselves that have strained the smelt. The smelt are poor swimmers, and they're drawn to cloudy, turbid patches of water, where they like to hide and feed. The trouble is, the behemoth pumps run by the state and federal government, which can draw up to 10,000 and 5,500 cubic feet of water per second, respectively, can cause rivers to run backward, sucking smelt and other fish into their system.

"They have farms here and they don't get water," he said, as the crowd, holding up green "Farmers for Trump" signs booed. "It is so ridiculous they're taking the water and shoving it out to sea." That night, Trump promised the farmers more water. Ever since then, his administration has been making moves to make good on that pledge.

Last fall, Trump signed a memorandum directing federal agencies to review and roll back environmental standards slowing down the flow of water to farms in the Central Valley. In February this year, the president nominated David Bernhardt to serve as his interior secretary.

On Thursday, the Trump administration released its final environmental impact statement on the pumping plan, which claims to manage water in an "environmentally and economically sound manner".

That's much easier said than done, Rosenfield says. "The 'real-time management' part especially has some huge air quotes around it." The idea is that federal scientists will monitor the water, and signal for the pumps to be turned down. But it's pretty hard to know where exactly the smelt are – after all, they've eluded researchers for years.

"It's ecological sampling – not surveillance," Rosenfield says. "They don't have little ankle bracelets on them, we can't track every single fish."

Even if they could, turning down the pumps isn't quite as easy as shutting off a faucet. The multi-story state and federal pumping plants operate in tandem and are powerful enough to make rivers flow backward. By the time the two agencies coordinate with each other and taper down the pumping, "these fish are already dying", Rosenfield says.

In response to the federal government's chipping away of protections for endangered fish, environmental and fishing industry groups have banded together to sue the federal government, as well, alleging that fewer protections for smelt, steelhead trout, and Chinook salmon will devastate the delta ecosystem and commercial fisheries will be the collateral.

California's state government has joined the morass as well: California's governor Gavin Newsom declared that the state is drafting litigation as well. "As stewards of this state's remarkable natural resources, we must do everything in our power to protect them," Newsom announced. "The next generations of Californians deserve nothing less."

[mkd]

Newsome is a modern Nero
Fuck that puto

[beej]

Newsome is a modern Nero
Fuck that puto

Let's see if he blames this on the Christians.

[RobertELee]

Newsome is a modern Nero
Fuck that puto

I believe he spells it Neuro 

[Incogneeto]

Newsome is a modern Nero
Fuck that puto

Hey !!! As long as it didn't burn down his favorite Restaurant.

Or Pelosi's Hair Salon.

[Incogneeto]

I believe he spells it Neuro 

Bwahahahahaha!!!!

[CNCAppsJames]

In other words, the people that have the authority to approve it aren't getting enough money.

That and the fucktardery is SO fucking strong there.

[RobertELee]

In other words, the people that have the authority to approve it aren't getting enough money.

And the one's against it have more money

[Incogneeto]

That and the fucktardery is SO fucking strong there.

What is Funny is most of the people moving out of Cali.

Move to a Red State.

I only know of one dipshit that moved to Blue.

[RobertELee]

I only know of one dipshit that moved to Blue.

But Michigan is red now.