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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Botany, Sydney
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Anyone following the Oroville Dam in the US?
They are in big *****, it's the biggest dam in the US and they have had the emergency spill way flowing over the top? Not to mention half the spillway is eroded away as the stuffed around when the saw a problem and missed fixing it, then more rain, now the ice is melting and more rain to come, evacuations are full on, don't now if they will get away with this one. Youtube it. They've been letting go 100,000 cubic feet per second and are loosing against time and erosion. Info is a day behind so hard to get up to date *****. Cheers Steve
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Oroville Dam in US in big trouble
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