[Rhodes22-list] South Carolina Public Relations Dept.

[Robert Skinner]

Rummy,

OK, I'll try.  But you may have to melt it yourself 'cause 
it's gonna come down as sleet and snow, we expect, all day 
Sunday, accumulating up to 24 inches here in Gorham, ME.

One effect of global weather shifts may be to reveal that 
the southeast's growing popularity with retirees and 
businesses has overrun the available water collection, 
storage, and supply systems, and possibly the total 
supply, although I think that is unlikely.

Consider how the southwest is leaving little of the 
Colorado river to make it to the sea.  The battle for water 
there has been constant, and is now is intensifying.

Taken to its extreme, we may eventually (on the order of 
100 years) see some desertification in the southeast, not 
that I wish that on my southern friends.

/Robert
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R22RumRunner at aol.com wrote:
> 
> Robert,
> Keep one thing in mind, the river has been reduced to a mere trickle with
> the draught. The river rafting company's haven't done a nickels worth of
> business in a year and a half. Send rain. Lots and lots of rain.
> 
> Rummy