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JustAnotherGen

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1. Not good

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Thu Nov 28, 2024, 05:22 AM

Nov 28

Hunterdon County is still in drought. I cross at New Hope when I drive into work at the office.

You can see the water line of the Delaware on the banks.

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Ocean salt water entering Delaware River due to drought and sea level rise, water managers say [View all] BumRushDaShow Nov 28 OP

Not good JustAnotherGen Nov 28 #1

Just the beginning. Think. Again. Nov 28 #2

I hope the rain we are getting today helps out with the problem Walleye Nov 28 #3

Definitely not going to be enough BumRushDaShow Nov 28 #4

Not to worry Musk wants to fire the scientists who study this. Botany Nov 28 #5

that's the thing that worries me most- fucking w fed data. mopinko Nov 28 #6

No way to hide from the reality of rising sea levels which are flooding N.J.'s cedar forests and killing them Botany Nov 28 #9

I assume the reservoirs serve some function. Igel Nov 28 #7

I think the "tidal" part of the Schuylkill only goes up to around West Philly/Center City BumRushDaShow Nov 28 #8

That's not good. .....nt Figarosmom Nov 28 #10