Again, you're asking for a crystal ball here. The reservoirs aren't meant for fighting wildfires, they're for normal utilities primarily. If you to argue that the infrastructure should have been upgraded earlier, sure, but that's decisions made years and decades ago.Regardless of why it was offline... It was offline for the most devastating event in Los Angeles history
A complete government failure. They should have left the water in it, but isolated from the main system until these winds passed. Fire is a real danger with these winds.
I'm sure heads will roll. But there's a big difference between actually trying to have a constructive civic conversations on where neighborhoods should be built and what to do with ones in clear fire zones versus pointless partisan sniping, a la Trump and lots of his supporters now. They have no interest in actual solutions (cough cough climate change can't be ignored), it's only about trying to grab headlines and settle political scores.Dude... I work in Municipal Water projects for the my job. They have these discussions all the time during construction projects.
The people who these Government jobs have one concern about all else
"Cover your Ass"
Because when the shit hits the fan, you don't want to be in the crosshairs. And the shit has never hit the fan in the US like this. And someone's head is going to roll.
When the music stops and all the assholes try to grab a chair to sit in, one person is going to be left standing and will take the arrows.
