I could be wrong but I’m beginning to suspect cause the oil

nvm

Why can't people/corporations sustainably use the natural resources available to them?

Cool now do the water table

Also PGE will probably continue to raise the cost of water due to some of their infrastructure failures that we will all have to pay to fix. Their monopoly is insane.

>A big douche in the winter

Dude. If you didn't want me to come for Christmas, you should have said so on one of the dozen opportunities I gave for you to back out.

Obviously I've been to several metal shows hence my comment on this thread. It was also a happy go lucky response thank you very much.

So, Utah & Colorado. Basically, everything upstream of Lake Powell. Lake Mead seems to get the most attention. But if Powell goes dry, Mead is on a timer. If Mead goes dry... Well, life will be different.

I'm no civil engineer, (I do watch one on YouTube sometimes), but I'm just going to throw out money as a guess.

It's not like the government takes all taxes and piles them up to have leverage. Pension system is built like shit, and its handled as it's own thing, just like any company would handle it's own investment money separately, it's invested just the same and will crash the same.

The only leverage a government has against crashing money value, is if they have their own currency and availability to print more to regulate.

Like I said, I live in Finland, which probably has one of the best social safety net systems built and I've been trying to tell you it doesn't work that way, it's built in a way that will crash just the same, wont sustain growing population and abuse. I worked in KELA for 2 years, which literally is short for national pension institute. (KansanEläkeLAitos)

I'm just guessing since you don't have this system you have no idea how it works and have imagined up a working better system, but it's not like that in reality.

Best of luck with your pension though I'm done talking about this.

How old are you?

Why can’t we make more reservoirs or water infrastructure to retain more of the water without relying on aquifers?

No worries... California's have a short memory and will be back to wasting water in no time.

What is your point? That you don’t understand climate?

>You think the money the government took to do the same thing is somehow immune to that? It's value will crash just the same.

The money the government took will certainly have less risk, yes. You may be the unlucky one to choose a bad portfolio, but everyone shares the loss with the money the government took. It's essentially just spreading the risk among the whole economy.

You might lose your savings because your stocks crash, but it takes the whole market crashing to lose the money the government has invested. Governments may also have better leverage to protect assets from crashing than you individually have.

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Why did he cry isn't that a good thing

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That’s what we live with in Oregon. A big douche in the winter and drought all summer long.

All Droughts end in a flood

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