Lake Mead Rising

[GoJazz]

Babe? Are you from Mesquite? I grew up there. Anyways Lake Mead needed this water badly. Last time I went to Mead the entire area I grew up water skiing on was a covered in grazing cows.

 

[babe]

Babe? Are you from Mesquite? I grew up there. Anyways Lake Mead needed this water badly. Last time I went to Mead the entire area I grew up water skiing on was a covered in grazing cows.

My mom and some of my cousins are from Overton. My dad lived in Henderson and worked for Timet and DRI. I've lived in St. George, Salt Lake, and out near Ely.

I'm trying to talk SNWA into doing desal instead of draining the Great Basin. Think Reid could get a huge Fed project going to pipe seawater to the Salton Sea, build a huge---Hoover Dam-scale--- desal plant there, replacing the California and Arizona agricultural share of the Colorado River and adding to the metropolitan shares of the Colorado River water?

 

[franklin]

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[babe]

Global warming is real folks. I'm heavily buying inland property, especially in California. I'll be laughing all the way to the bank when it's beachfront. You all better look out when the seventh seal of Revelations is opened. Hellfire and torment will be released. I've developed an advanced data parsing software that estimates 11 degrees C rise from the seventh seal, which translates into precisely 48.29 kilometers inland wash--that's what we in the Future Billionaire Club are calling it anyway.

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Nice try, franklin, but you won't score like Algore will on his scheme. . . . .

Former Enron official Rory Reid, son of our illustrious Senate Majority Leader, is banking on draining the Great Basin and making a new Owen's Valley so his Nevada Power/Southern Nevada Water Administration can turn a nice profit and the Strip can build on out to the California Border.

My idea of doing massive desal would mean your winter veggies could be grown on US soil, and keep that shoreline back a km or two. Considering that desal is a growning business worldwide, now producing 3.5B gal/day worldwide, and doubling every ten years. . . . perhaps you need to include that in your shoreline projections. . . .