I'm skeptical with their models, especially since we are still growing the population. Their numbers seem much too high.
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The problem is that the Sacramento area is subect to very infrequent but really intense flooding, with the last episode being December 1860-January 1861. So recent memory and trends are a terrible predictor of what will happen.
Well it was hot as balls (115 highs) when I lived there in the 90s and we got smog days off from school when the air was too unbreathable to go outside. I don’t imagine things have changed for the better in the last 25 years.
The secret treasure in the underground city of Sacramento Will ensure that the population remains stable.
I was gonna ask if it was a big chest of meth, but I was thinking of Stockton not Sacramento. 😖