Secession

[C-Mag]

OFF Topic, but breaking

Oroville Dam may fail tonight

Yeah, I saw that.

I was watching a live video of the damn, and people from other parts of the country were laughing about it.

Enjoy the schadenfreude you mother fuckers.

Dam failures are no joke. In this case, it's the emergency spillway. If that goes, it could compromise the entire dam. This thing is 900 feet deep.

[Penner]

So, Salon isn't fake news anymore?

It's only fake news if it refuses to be a 24/7 pro-Trump circle jerk.

[TheReal_ND]

OFF Topic, but breaking

Oroville Dam may fail tonight

Yeah, I saw that.

I was watching a live video of the damn, and people from other parts of the country were laughing about it.

Enjoy the schadenfreude you mother fuckers.

I just wish it wasn't a red county.

[Penner]

OFF Topic, but breaking

Oroville Dam may fail tonight

Yeah, I saw that.

I was watching a live video of the damn, and people from other parts of the country were laughing about it.

Enjoy the schadenfreude you mother fuckers.

Dam failures are no joke. In this case, it's the emergency spillway. If that goes, it could compromise the entire dam. This thing is 900 feet deep.

Another issue, when and if that dam fails, is that prices on food is going up because that water is also important to the growers of Central California.

[C-Mag]

Map of the inundation area if the spillway fails.

[TheReal_ND]

Why does this have to happen to good California? Why couldn't it be San Francisco?

[C-Mag]

Another issue, when and if that dam fails, is that prices on food is going up because that water is also important to the growers of Central California.

A lot of stuff would go up. I've been told the Feather River supplies 75% of the water to SoCal. A Golden Stater can correct me if I'm wrong. If that dam fails it will be ugly.

I understand this is the first time the water gotten deep enough to use the emergency spillway. Sounds like the water is still topping over the dam right now.

[C-Mag]

Why does this have to happen to good California? Why couldn't it be San Francisco?

They got theirs in 1989 and 1906 and will again.

[Penner]

Another issue, when and if that dam fails, is that prices on food is going up because that water is also important to the growers of Central California.

A lot of stuff would go up. I've been told the Feather River supplies 75% of the water to SoCal. A Golden Stater can correct me if I'm wrong. If that dam fails it will be ugly.

I understand this is the first time the water gotten deep enough to use the emergency spillway. Sounds like the water is still topping over the dam right now.

Rachel Maddow did a piece about the spillway on her Friday night.

[TheReal_ND]

I heard someone say that 80% of the almonds and 70% of the rice grown in that state will get wiped out. But I don't think that many trees would die.