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Many assume that Mulholland's Los Angeles Aqueduct was the reason for the desiccation (drying up) of Owens Lake, and stealing the water from the Eastern Sierra.... but in this video, we talk about some of the historic data that proves that Owens Lake would have dried up on its own, and provides a timeline of events that show that Mulholland alone was not to cause, but climate change. For references, I used my personal academic research, the 1906 Geology, and Water Resources of the Owens alley from the US Government, The Los Angeles Aqueduct First annual Report of 1907, and the COmplete report of 1916 from the DWP. I also used weather data and population data from both NOAA and the US Census. We will discuss; Agriculture, William Mulholland, Fred Eaton, LADWP, Los Angeles Aqueduct, Lone Pine, Population Growth, Climate Change, Late Pleistocene Weather, and more. #OwensLake, #Mulholland, #CaliforniaWater 🧭 Find Jeremy here: 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calgeog/?hl=en 📧 E-mail: [email protected]

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