I actually went to look at homes near Shasta. The lake is absolutely disgusting, so to say "we don't know how to protect it" is more like, "we don't know how to

I actually went to look at homes near Shasta. The lake is absolutely disgusting, so to say "we don't know how to protect it" is more like, "we don't know how to save it". The reality is, we might not be able to. California has already redirected numerous water ways to the state, and we shouldn't add another. Sacrificing another states economy and ecology to save this state should never have been in the cards. Edit: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-07-02/stunning-drone-photos-show-severity-of-northern-california-drought https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-07-02/stunning... Clear Lake is actually worse, they have dangerous algae blooms across the lake and homes with docks are almost entirely dry.