Posted on Feb 18, 2017
The Oroville Dam disaster is yet another example of California's decline
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This is in the LA Times... oddly enough, it's accurate... rural NorCal has been ignored for decades while resources go to that urban cesspool SoCal. Butte county (home of Oroville dam) is my adopted home. I still have family there. Hey tree-huggers! The chickens have come home to roost!
The Oroville Dam disaster is yet another example of California's decline
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I took one look at that emergency spill area and said to the guys here.
If water is allowed to run over that raw dirt, trees or no trees, it's going to be rutted with deep ravines and will massively erode.
I'm not an engineer and that is a horrendous error
That sort of error needs a huge fine and or license.
Why, because of the huge community within 4 miles.
If water is allowed to run over that raw dirt, trees or no trees, it's going to be rutted with deep ravines and will massively erode.
I'm not an engineer and that is a horrendous error
That sort of error needs a huge fine and or license.
Why, because of the huge community within 4 miles.
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Sgt Wayne Wood
Oroville surrounds the lower damn & Thermolito. The Feather river merges with the Yuba river downstream at Marysville/Yuba City (twin cities separated by the rivers)
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