California Dumps a Trillion Gallon of Fresh Water in Ocean – Declares Water Shortage

70 percent of California’s rainfall “washes out to sea” every year..for a minnow.

 Scott Osborn — April 14, 2015

Representative Devin Nunes, (CA) describes the situation in the WSJ back in 2009.

Signs begging Sacramento and DC to turn the water back on are scattered all over the lower San Joaquin Valley.

Today the San Joaquin Valley is being transformed into a dust bowl. Hundreds of thousands of acres are fallow, while almond and plum trees are being left to die in the scorching sun.
Tens of thousands of people have been tossed out of work—the town of Mendota alone has an unemployment rate of about 40%—and the lines for food donations stretch down streets. The reason? There isn’t enough water to go around this year, and the Obama administration is drawing up new reasons to divert more of it from farms and people and into the San Francisco Bay.

Devon Nunes also stated in an interview along side Paul Rodriguez, “There’s a half a million acres of farmland, it’s bigger than the size of Rhode Island, that’s now dry because of these fools!”


David Spady reports that,  “California’s man-made water crisis led to $2.2 billion in losses, water rationing, rising food costs, and the destruction of small family businesses.”

70 percent of California’s rainfall “washes out to sea” every year..for a minnow.

The destruction is horrific. Businesses lost, property values lost, jobs lost, crop production lost, food cost increases,  just to begin.
Presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina recently weighed in on the subject. She said that as a result, 70 percent of California’s rainfall “washes out to sea” every year…California is a classic case of liberals being willing to sacrifice other people’s lives and livelihoods at the altar of their ideology. It is a tragedy,”
The Climate Change, Save the Whale, Hug the Tree, Save the Baitfish crowd consistently uses a false narrative to to accomplish their political agenda. Now scientists are predicting a 35 year mega-drought in the West. When does the madness stop?

Environmental and endangered species laws are being used to force a political agenda, and in the process, doing severe damage to our country.

Filmmaker David Spady is working on a movie to highlight the travesty. No Water. No Farmer. No Food. reveals the extent to which both rural and urban populations rely on the nation’s agricultural industry.

This is a must watch trailer. David does a great job of framing the problem.