Everything what the guy said on his last statement is happening right now (3/22). Tulare Lake is temporarily coming back to life. I do hope that it will stay for a long time.
Native people rights are being trampled on by the Fedelco copper mine taking all the water for copper mining and leaving them none and turning the water downstream into a heavy metal laden to I stew for generations mi
Fascinating to watch this today in 2023 as the lake makes a comeback with some dramatic implications to farming in the area. Wonderful video and glad to see it.
I’ve lived in Tulare since I was 2 years old I’m 38 now …I remember as a kid in the 90s we would dig in our back yard and I would find shells 🐚 and I would always wonder what the hell lol it wasn’t until I got older and heard the stories and now it all makes sense all my years living here I never knew about the lake until I was in my 30s amazing how time changes everything
With all the rain, Jan 2023, they should flood this area, and make Lake Tulare a lake again! Also, when you hear about what the government did to the Native Americans, it makes you realize why we need to fight against the government's growth and power: the government has done the most harm to it's citizens over any other force.
It’s really just incredibly sad about the Tulare lake. seriously people today most of them don’t even care because most peoples jobs involve agriculture in this area and they look at anybody who points out the fact that this was environmental devastation like people are just complainers.I think it was JG Boswell the giant cotton cooperative that destroyed Tule lake. If you think about it now we couldn’t really really really use that water but the valley has been absolutely devastated by agriculture.It would be different if all this agriculture supported just the United States but we have to remember that a lot of this agriculture is going for export and so we were literally ruined something that had been on earth for thousands of years I hope the guy that did that is truly rotting in his grave
Yep next 30 years are gonna be hell on earth and no one seems to care. Climate refugees, food shortages all of it. I plan to buy a gun so I can take myself out if it gets really bad.
On satellite images of south Central valley in California, you can seen the deeper (richer) colour of the multiple lakes… Tulare, Kern, Buena Vista … I have old maps from 1880 and you can see these lakes. No cities allowed in these area incase flooding happens… us interstate 5 goes through them… very hard to see the old shallow lakes.
Fantastic video. And little did the man know at the end of the video know he was a prophet! The lake will return, cotton be damned. Though the Boswells will flood poor towns before letting their precious land flood
Wait till California starts mining lithium in the brine beds of the old lake bed and use millions of gallons water to retrieve it and which it is boiled ina acidic radioactive stew
With all the rains and the melting snow that we are having, Tulare Lake might come back to life once more…
You're exactly right. They're diverting water there now!
It is happening already!
700 inches largest ever
The lake is back
Everything what the guy said on his last statement is happening right now (3/22). Tulare Lake is temporarily coming back to life. I do hope that it will stay for a long time.
This is the year! 2023 Tulare lake rises from the dead!
We need to find a balance for wildlife, farming, and native peoples rights.
Native people rights are being trampled on by the Fedelco copper mine taking all the water for copper mining and leaving them none and turning the water downstream into a heavy metal laden to I stew for generations mi
The lake must come back, now is our opportunity.
Those old photos were cool! It was like an inland sea.
And now it is again
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to see it now before it disappear once again. The last time it reappeared was in 1997 I believe.
Fascinating to watch this today in 2023 as the lake makes a comeback with some dramatic implications to farming in the area. Wonderful video and glad to see it.
Fascinating how much we can change the face of our earth in such little time. Thanks for sharing this.
With the atmospheric river, maybe the lake will reappear like it did 30 some years ago 😊
I’ve lived in Tulare since I was 2 years old I’m 38 now …I remember as a kid in the 90s we would dig in our back yard and I would find shells 🐚 and I would always wonder what the hell lol it wasn’t until I got older and heard the stories and now it all makes sense all my years living here I never knew about the lake until I was in my 30s amazing how time changes everything
Elevated cos I rays will mean more cloud cover and more rainstorm so watch and beware
With all the rain, Jan 2023, they should flood this area, and make Lake Tulare a lake again!
Also, when you hear about what the government did to the Native Americans, it makes you realize why we need to fight against the government's growth and power: the government has done the most harm to it's citizens over any other force.
How profound was the final statement. Tulare Lake is back!
Watch all the old dams around the world with the elevated rainfall in the future beware about being downstream
All that for cotton?! What a loss.
It’s really just incredibly sad about the Tulare lake. seriously people today most of them don’t even care because most peoples jobs involve agriculture in this area and they look at anybody who points out the fact that this was environmental devastation like people are just complainers.I think it was JG Boswell the giant cotton cooperative that destroyed Tule lake. If you think about it now we couldn’t really really really use that water but the valley has been absolutely devastated by agriculture.It would be different if all this agriculture supported just the United States but we have to remember that a lot of this agriculture is going for export and so we were literally ruined something that had been on earth for thousands of years I hope the guy that did that is truly rotting in his grave
Tule lake is in nor cal
The beginning of the end, nationwide... Peace...
Yep next 30 years are gonna be hell on earth and no one seems to care. Climate refugees, food shortages all of it.
I plan to buy a gun so I can take myself out if it gets really bad.
The end of what....
So why not run the pumps when it rains instead of snows during storms instead of letting the water run right out underneath the Golden Gate?
This whole situation comes down to pure ignorance
Just like the toxic mining of copper and lithium that will leave behind a toxic heavy metal laden stream and rivers for generations to come
Incredible documentary.
Mother Nature showing who the boss. Come on back!
What would happen if they tried to recreate the lake.
Tule River Kern River and the King's River would flood Tulare Lake 1800s
Lots of people without jobs and food would be more expensive.
@@russellsmith5056 Corcoran Prison, or perhaps the town of Corcoran would be underwater.
Tulare Lake should be a National Monument restoring the natural water way's grasslands wetlands marchlands
On satellite images of south Central valley in California, you can seen the deeper (richer) colour of the multiple lakes… Tulare, Kern, Buena Vista … I have old maps from 1880 and you can see these lakes. No cities allowed in these area incase flooding happens… us interstate 5 goes through them… very hard to see the old shallow lakes.
Corporate farmers should let the water in to drive salt down and to recharge the aquafer.
Lucky you looks like it’s coming baby
Fantastic video. And little did the man know at the end of the video know he was a prophet! The lake will return, cotton be damned. Though the Boswells will flood poor towns before letting their precious land flood
Wow!!! We are definitely past the point of return.
Amazing how time changes.
Dirty toxic heavy metal laden copper mining so people can drive their so-called green cars and the windmills and solar panels that need dirty copper
When was this recorded? Some of the references and look of the clips appear older than 1 year.
I thought the same. I saw "quizno's" at Kettlemen city, that had to be at least 2013
Yes it will flood again
California was changed from 1850-1900 completely now it is dead nothing of how beautiful it was 150 years ago to bad.
Wait till California starts mining lithium in the brine beds of the old lake bed and use millions of gallons water to retrieve it and which it is boiled ina acidic radioactive stew
No more phantom
Tulare Lake looks like soda Lake
Fancy that, elluding to what has been lost.
But for the wrong reason, why do farmers all have a different story about tulare lake?
@@fisheyelens876 What story do the farmers tell?
It's not 300 miles from the old lake bed to the Sierras.
I noticed that too
Not now ha
21:15 …and Santa is on the way🙄
He was right. Your comment didn’t age well. That was fast. Lol