P.Q.Anon PCP
@PQAnon
05 August, 04:51
California turning off the water to farms.
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You are witnessing an engineered famine.
#Water
⚠️ California State Water Resources Control Board Votes To End Water Diversions For Over 5,700 Farmers !!! ⚠️
⚠️ More water restrictions in the Northern and Central areas of the state are expected in the coming weeks, with the issue also expected to go before Governor Gavin Newsom and candidates for Governor in the upcoming recall race.⚠️
https://californiaglobe.co...
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You are witnessing an engineered famine.
#Water
⚠️ California State Water Resources Control Board Votes To End Water Diversions For Over 5,700 Farmers !!! ⚠️
⚠️ More water restrictions in the Northern and Central areas of the state are expected in the coming weeks, with the issue also expected to go before Governor Gavin Newsom and candidates for Governor in the upcoming recall race.⚠️
https://californiaglobe.co...
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The city of St. Helena (Pelosi and Newsom) is fining residential customers for going over 65 gallons per person per day.
Each of the 2,500 households of St. Helena has been allowed 2,500 gallons of water per month for irrigation.
On average, Spring Mountain Vineyard alone takes as much water as the total landscaping allotment for the residents in the city for nine weeks.
The vineyard pays less than $0.004/gallon penalty for its millions of gallons of excess consumption, while the resident who overwaters her or his landscape by a hundred gallons a day will pay a penalty of $0.334/gallon – nearly 100 times more than SMV penalties for over consumption.
Each of the 2,500 households of St. Helena has been allowed 2,500 gallons of water per month for irrigation.
On average, Spring Mountain Vineyard alone takes as much water as the total landscaping allotment for the residents in the city for nine weeks.
The vineyard pays less than $0.004/gallon penalty for its millions of gallons of excess consumption, while the resident who overwaters her or his landscape by a hundred gallons a day will pay a penalty of $0.334/gallon – nearly 100 times more than SMV penalties for over consumption.
04:58 PM - Aug 05, 2021
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