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And here's the gem:
Quote“It’s important to acknowledge that farmers are growing what people want and are willing to pay for. And the reason we’re using so much of the Colorado River water to feed cows is because of our demand for beef and dairy products,” he said. “And our demand for dairy, and specifically cheese, has been going up, which is causing expansion of dairies in a lot of the West and in the Colorado River Basin, and so that’s why they’re growing so much alfalfa.”
Richter said that as a scientist, he is reluctant to tell people what to eat, and thinks everyone should “act on their conscience.”
“Personally, once I started this research, I gave up beef consumption altogether,” Richter said.
Goddammit @Chuck!
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And here we go...
https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2024-03-28/alfalfa-hay-beef-water-colorado-river
Hay grown for cattle consumes nearly half the water drawn from Colorado River, study finds
Queue incoming article from PETA about the protein from bugs being as delicious as my medium rare ribeye.
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16 hours ago, REDneck said:
Whoops. Last time I was at a BBB was 45 years ago as a kid.
I remember him as a ginger, maybe that's why I like redheads.
Did you know redheads without light eyes/freckles are referred to as daywalkers? I never knew, learned that yesterday thanks to our friends and supporters at urbandictionary
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14 hours ago, arch stanton said:
I bet the almond growers have rain collectors
I met a guy who runs an almond farm when I was camping over the summer. Asked him about this when I was hammered one night. He said most have seen the writing on the wall and have switched to drip irrigation and no longer flood the fields. At least that's what I recall.
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15 hours ago, gotbeer said:
It only took the Raiders, A's, In N Out, Denny's and having workers being escorted to their cars/transportation by security before crime was taken seriously. Nothing will be done. Just like the CHP may have caught a few smash and grab looters in LA, but the problem continues to persist.
They need the Central Park Rangers
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19 minutes ago, Taylor said:
That's Larry standing right behind the guy in the black hoodie.
The guy in the doorway?
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On 1/12/2024 at 1:41 PM, cals said:
Larry tell us what it's like to be Capitalized!
Oh wait, you said Capital not Capitol.
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On 1/8/2024 at 8:46 PM, Make Angels Great Again said:
Wouldn’t come back if I could. Because that means I could get a fucking kingdom out here.
Enjoy your coffee being served to you by some chick with a cock named blaze.
Don’t shit on blaze. He uses that cock to make designs in your latte.
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4 hours ago, St1ck said:
I looked it up and it appears the person that created the character Jar Jar Binks is a man named George Lucas. Not sure what other work he was also involved in because I got bored and stopped reading.
So, not the worst?
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The wealthiest Californians are fleeing the state. Why that’s very bad news for the economy
In a reversal from past decades, more college graduates and professionals are moving out of California than coming into it to escape the higher taxes and cost of living.
Even though California has experienced lopsided out-migration for decades, the financial blow has been cushioned by the kinds of people moving into the state: The newcomers were generally better educated and earned more money than those who left.
Not now: That long-standing trend has reversed. New state-to-state migration data show that for several years, thousands more high-earning, well-educated workers have left California than have moved in.
The reversal, largely in response to the state’s high taxes and soaring cost of living, has begun to damage California’s overall economy. And, by cutting into tax revenues, has delivered punishing blows to state and local governments.
For now, the Legislative Analyst’s Office is projecting a small improvement in income tax revenue over the next two years, but that’s cold comfort for policymakers and economists. California has $24 billion in rainy day general funds, less than half of what’s needed to cover the expected shortfall.
“It’s probably going to be some combination of cutting back spending and raising taxes,” Sung Won Sohn, an economics professor at Loyola Marymount University, said of the likely response to the budget crisis. “But if we keep raising taxes,” he added, “we’ll keep chasing people away from the state.”
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On 12/12/2023 at 3:21 AM, Jason said:
I hope everyone stays safe. Really scary stuff going on out there.
Do we think this was the protest that blocked the 110 South?
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Holy shi'ite look at this rabbit hole:
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Suspects in Colorado locker room theft at Rose Bowl were on UCLA official visit
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1 hour ago, cals said:
Ah man, you were supposed to say if I don't know I can't afford it.
Ah shit. I figured a picture was worth a thousand words
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On 10/27/2023 at 6:26 AM, AngelsLongBall said:
I saw someone theorize there may be more to this, as in an inside job and they knew where this guy would be and targeted him for cash, drugs, jewelry, Sofia Vergara nudes, etc
Alas, wasn't Sofia Vergara nudes
QuoteThe driver who was robbed by a group of thieves last month after they crashed into his car on the 10 Freeway was a jewelry dealer from Hong Kong, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Calolfornia
in AngelsSpin.com Political Talk
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I would also add tariffs to exports