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> And there is still a lot of industry that use and dumped used water into it, and farms that have runoff of pesticides all along it and it's tributaries. Soun
by moistly 4y ago
> And there is still a lot of industry that use and dumped used water into it, and farms that have runoff of pesticides all along it and it's tributaries.
Sounds like an opportunity to clean the water and bill the polluters for the cost. If only…
- oblib 4y agoIt's not near as polluted as it was in the `40s-`70s but it's still polluted and will always be muddy. I get the feeling the person who wrote that has never actually seen the Mississippi River. It's far from a clear mountain stream you'd walk up to and sip water from. It's not something you'd even want to swim in on a hot day.
- benj111 4y agoFor agriculture this seems like a good thing? I don't know what the state of soil is in California but adding more can only be a good thing.