The American West is drying out. Things will get ugly
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#4Will there ever truly be water wars?
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#5Will there ever truly be water wars?
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#6[0]https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2020/pop-esti...
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#7Will there ever truly be water wars?
There are conflicts over water. But I think we will see more development of desalination tech as water becomes scarce and people will pay more for water
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#8Well, those photos of Lake Mead are terrifying. Maybe severe water shortages this summer will wake people up that climate change isn't some liberal fetish.
It's not and I'm pretty sure most people agree. But the activists are focusing their efforts in all the wrong places. We have Extinction Rebellion extremists gluing themselves to electric trains in London. Electric. In the mean while, the likes of China and India are by far the biggest culprits while Africa is projected to quadruple it's population while rapidly industrializing. The growing number of people is the main problem.
The world is heading for the climate catastrophe and getting Americans to swap their trucks for Teslas is not going to change anything.
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#9Well, those photos of Lake Mead are terrifying. Maybe severe water shortages this summer will wake people up that climate change isn't some liberal fetish.
Re: The American West is drying out. Things will get ugly
#10Well, those photos of Lake Mead are terrifying. Maybe severe water shortages this summer will wake people up that climate change isn't some liberal fetish.
> climate change isn't some liberal fetish It's not and I'm pretty sure most people agree. But the activists are focusing their efforts in all the wrong places. We have Extinction Rebellion extremists gluing themselves to electric trains in London. Electric. In the mean while, the likes of China and India are by far the biggest culprits while Africa is projected to quadruple it's population while rapidly industrializ…
Suburbanization is still in vogue in those parts.
The problems have only begun.