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lapfog_1

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1. This, of course, assumes that there WILL be "wet years"

Reply to Auggie (Original post)

Tue Nov 15, 2022, 09:53 AM

Nov 2022

that is certainly unclear now. And if there is a wet year, will this store enough to help ride through the dry years and the need to pump the water for farming.

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California tries to harness megastorm floods to ease crippling droughts [View all] Auggie Nov 2022 OP

This, of course, assumes that there WILL be "wet years" lapfog_1 Nov 2022 #1

So, reservoirs ... but where nobody uses the water, until it percolates underground Hugh_Lebowski Nov 2022 #2

Yes ... Auggie Nov 2022 #3

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