That water was being used to irrigate onion farms in a desert that have no right to be there. No way was that water ever reaching L.A., so it’s not applicable here. It was the tribes in the Klamath region that have been pushing for the dams removal for 20+ years. The main reason is to restore the native salmon population in the Klamath r…
That water was being used to irrigate onion farms in a desert that have no right to be there. No way was that water ever reaching L.A., so it’s not applicable here. It was the tribes in the Klamath region that have been pushing for the dams removal for 20+ years. The main reason is to restore the native salmon population in the Klamath region. It used to be the 2nd largest salmon fishery in California, but has been decimated in recent years. I’ve spent a lot of time in the mid and upper Klamath basins, and I support the move.
I'm not picking a side, just pointing out that it is a complex world, where it would be in everyone's interest to get along, and people like Newsom appear toxic in that regard. They need to quit shoving the blame off on someone else, and start standing for accountability.
That water was being used to irrigate onion farms in a desert that have no right to be there. No way was that water ever reaching L.A., so it’s not applicable here. It was the tribes in the Klamath region that have been pushing for the dams removal for 20+ years. The main reason is to restore the native salmon population in the Klamath region. It used to be the 2nd largest salmon fishery in California, but has been decimated in recent years. I’ve spent a lot of time in the mid and upper Klamath basins, and I support the move.
There is the energy generation factor.
I'm not picking a side, just pointing out that it is a complex world, where it would be in everyone's interest to get along, and people like Newsom appear toxic in that regard. They need to quit shoving the blame off on someone else, and start standing for accountability.
Yeah no argument from me on those points