Secure Da Bag
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I was responding to the "technological advances" part.
Its crazy how fast Lake Mead is losing water - A Slow Disaster Unfolding
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I was responding to the "technological advances" part.
Secure Da Bag
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Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
They will when the prices are up
IIVI
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Summary:
Food prices about to take off worse than gas prices around the country and around the world. They're going to cut how much water goes out to each state, including those that have farms which depend on the water. Those water cuts coming in August will likely affect agriculture and food will get more expensive.
Nice one - bad decision after bad decision regarding the environment and the few hundred people making those decisions so they can take a profit. Protect people damaging the environment and we all got to pay extra.
Mind you, Lake Mead is the largest water reservoir in the United States and it's now at 27% capacity.
Someone dropped some insight:
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I got a homie in Phoenix and he already talkin about lookin for apartments in Antarctica
BmoreGorilla
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This is why when people here complain about the amount of rain we get I always remind them of how much we need it. What’s going on in the southwest was bound to happen climate change or no climate change. Some places on earth just can’t handle such huge populations of people
What’s the inevitable and what’s going on???
Nah. We’re in no rush to leave. If we completely ran out of water and the land became completely inhabitable, then we’ll have no choice.
$cam-U-Well_Jack$on
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Climate change in full effect.
the Great Lakes have gotten allot of shine in this thread and rightfully so but i'd like to give a shoutout to the Finger Lakes as well. granted, they are dwarfed by the smallest of the Great Lakes but they are still a nice collection of fresh water.
and so far as this "My state won't be affected because..." talk is
you don't think those thirsty ass states won't send their National Guard to secure water for their people? you wanna know what could really pop off a civil war in the U.S.? mother fukking thirst.
i could see Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas banding together their National Guards and rolling up on Indiana and posting up hard body on the Southern tip of Lake Michigan like
brother @Rhakim already broke down why a water pipeline to the West is all but impossible but i'd like to add to that. do yall know how cold it is going over the Rockies? i don't think the water could be pumped fast enough without freezing first.
and so far as this "My state won't be affected because..." talk is
you don't think those thirsty ass states won't send their National Guard to secure water for their people? you wanna know what could really pop off a civil war in the U.S.? mother fukking thirst.
i could see Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas banding together their National Guards and rolling up on Indiana and posting up hard body on the Southern tip of Lake Michigan like
brother @Rhakim already broke down why a water pipeline to the West is all but impossible but i'd like to add to that. do yall know how cold it is going over the Rockies? i don't think the water could be pumped fast enough without freezing first.
Harambe.you ain’t never lied. it does feel like that when I watch videos like these.
where did we go wrong?
fingers crossed.You gonna see a huge migration of West Coast liberals into the interior & suddenly states like Missouri or Kansas turn blue
Earth will be just fine.
humans...?
that Lake effect snow is not a joke and the wind in the winter is brutal.
timestamped at the part about water usage but the whole vid is fascinating.
