U User-E Guest Sep 14, 2015 #5 Between long term drought, loss of underground water reservoirs and forest fires, there soon won't be anything left of California.
Between long term drought, loss of underground water reservoirs and forest fires, there soon won't be anything left of California.
C Charcoal Senior Member Joined Dec 15, 2012 Messages 316 Sep 14, 2015 #6 escapefromstress said: Between long term drought, loss of underground water reservoirs and forest fires, there soon won't be anything left of California. Click to expand... It may sink before that.
escapefromstress said: Between long term drought, loss of underground water reservoirs and forest fires, there soon won't be anything left of California. Click to expand... It may sink before that.
U User-E Guest Sep 16, 2015 #8 Record breaking floods in Los Angeles https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow...to-former-hurricane-linda-20150915-story.html
Record breaking floods in Los Angeles https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow...to-former-hurricane-linda-20150915-story.html
C cristycurves Guest Sep 17, 2015 #9 This is so distressing to me I can't watch the news or read all the posts, so many fires this year. I always feel for the wildlife, humans can rebuild and move animals can't, very, very sad.
This is so distressing to me I can't watch the news or read all the posts, so many fires this year. I always feel for the wildlife, humans can rebuild and move animals can't, very, very sad.
