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Trump: There is no drought.

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Vegas is growing. Ex-Calis who could not tolerate the situation any more.

Metro Vegas is growing too fast for Lake Mead to sustain all those golf courses being built by Trump's cronies. By the way, if the photo of Lake Mead below doesn't reflect a couple decades of drought, I'll be darned what's causing the lake to drain like a bathtub.

 

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Has to be photoshopped. Has to be.

Metro Vegas is growing too fast for Lake Mead to sustain all those golf courses being built by Trump's cronies. By the way, if the photo of Lake Mead below doesn't reflect a couple decades of drought, I'll be darned what's causing the lake to drain like a bathtub.

 

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Rich Democrats don't build golf courses?

Yep, if we close a few golf courses in Vegas, the water issues will go away...

Yep, if we close a few golf courses in Vegas, the water issues will go away...

Golf courses are indeed a major factor in water consumption. The following paragraph is from a two-year-old Los Angeles Times story:

 

"The real water hog is not people, many say, but grass: About 70% of Las Vegas water goes to lawns, public parks and golf courses. A rebate program has already ripped out 168 million square feet of grass, enough to lay an 18-inch-wide roll of sod about 85% of the way around the Earth."

 

Link to full story:

 

Drought -- and neighbors -- press Las Vegas to conserve water - LA Times

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