If Druff looks at the haze of pollution that hangs over LA and believes there will be no consequence that’s great.
However, offering any evidence regarding LA’s historical rainfall etc is astounding to me. LA really isn’t a naturally habitable climate.
From the epic movie Chinatown:
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Gentlemen, today you can walk out that door, turn right, hop on a streetcar and in twenty-five minutes end up smack in the Pacific Ocean. Now you can swim in it, you can fish in it, you can sail in it but you can't drink it, you can't water your lawns with it, you can't irrigate an orange grove with it. Remember we live next door to the ocean but we also live on the edge of the desert. Los Angeles is a desert community. Beneath this building, beneath every street there's a desert. Without water the dust will rise up and cover us as though we'd never existed!
Someday Las Vegas will have a serious water crisis. You know what? Our reaction will be the same as the Cali fires, “no shit, coulda called that”.
So yes we are attacking our environment but in a parallel fashion LA shouldn’t be there in the first place cause the environment was already inhospitable.
I thought I heard estimates are $13b in damage. If one dime of Federal funds are spent that will be 10 cents too much.