So anons we need to talk about aridification. You know how you heard many time that "california is runing out of water." So often in fact that you stopped caring a long time ago about that noise?
Well it's no longer runing out of water. It's run out. For good. (In some places)
If you live anywhere is the south west United States or if you want to understand what's gonna happen starting summer 2023 please watch this video user youtube.com/watch?v=1MZFrJPPIQ8
It's one thing to be "runing out of water" that's fine, you switch your lawn to pebbles, you pay a bit more, you buy water, etc.
It's QUITE ANOTHER to HAVE run out of water. When you can't take a shit in the toilet or a shower in the bathroom, it's time to move. And good luck selling the house. Real estate goes to 0 overnight.
Your million dollar california home will be worth 0$ the instant people figure it out anons. Right now it's starting, this summer of 2022 a few towns ran out for the first time ever. Next year and every year after that more and more, you'll start to see it on the news, in magazines, on social media and then it will be too late to sell.
Move now anons. Move now. It's not gonna be pretty when the water fights start. Civil wars anons, over water.
While we're distracted with a million useless things, the water is disapearing. No you can't get it from the ocean, it wouldn't be realistic in terms of cost. When it runs out, it runs out. The second it runs out, life ceases to be possible there.
The Deep South had a pretty mild summer (for us) with lots of rainfall. It's rained almost every day here for months.
The real irony of all of it is right now you can buy a piece of land around Alabama, dig a hole for a water well and another hole for septic, for very very cheap. And you're set. But by the time that's figured out it will all be claimed by the heavily armed native country boys that the city dwellers called Nazis.
Elijah Nelson
What will shitskins do? Go back to Mexico? They can’t afford to move. Hopefully red states keep these disgusting California rats out of their states
Michael Rivera
>No you can't get it from the ocean, it wouldn't be realistic in terms of cost It is when you run out. We've got desalination and reverse osmosis plants already for groundwater, only a few seawater ones though. It's not hard, it's just that water is abundant elsewhere so you just sell it to the places that need it.
Robert Rodriguez
This has been the wettest summer in Florida I can remember in a while. The lake outside my house is full to bursting. I know we always get plenty of rain in the summer but it’s been even more than usual this year. And still not a single hurricane during a La Niña year to boot. Florida bros, looks like we win again. Californiggers can suck our dicks
Justin Lewis
Do you realize the cost of pissing and shitting in reverse osmosis water??? Or showering in it. That shit is for DRINKING.
Brayden Walker
>aridification they've run outta water because the population has sucked all the water outta the ground and from the rivers and streams. It's a desert. It's not because of global warming,.
Ryan Cruz
California builds countless houses literally in the desert. This cant be sustainable.
The fundemental issue is there are established farmers that want to farm water intensive crops in the middle of the desert that hire lobbyists to ensure their water rights are miantained and meantime small towns are trying to grow population on the same water resources so they get into legal spats and fights that don't end in either side giving up water rights. Western Cali's population centers can solve their water problems by just doing nuclear desalination. Another core issue are corn farmers who are using farmland to produce ethanol which is converting perfectly good topsoil to oil and gas for no good reason aside from it makes some Chinamen cream their jeans to think the US won't have farmland in 100 years.
Do note this won't be the first time the area has been come to be known as the dustbowl.
Jeremiah Ramirez
>CaLiFoRnIa iS rUnNiNg oUt oF wAtEr Bitch they farm avocados, rice, and almonds there. They have plenty of water.
Levi Rogers
don't listen to this switzerfaggot. stay in california. diversity will quench your thirst
Cameron Perez
I love how useless the american media, CNN and all the others, even Fox News is. They literally never report what actually goes on in America. Its all red part vs blue party bullshit. Trump basically won the US preesdency because he spoke some truth into that wall of media silence about anythinh that is actually going on.
This. It alludes me why people would rather dry out every river in the entire country before they start build desalination plants. Yes, the price of water would go up. But that would stop people from wasting it by building shit like golf courses in the desert or swimming pools everywhere. Israel has basically shown that desalination is viable, but no politician wants to be the one to tell the masses to stop being wasteful degenerates. Rather just destroy every native eco-system before that. Thanks neoliberalism.
Nolan Cruz
It's a damn shame humans haven't figured out how to seperate shit water and drinking water. Maybe someday.
Brody White
>When it runs out, it runs out.
Not so fast:
>Pipe Great Lakes water to Phoenix? It's likely, NASA scientist says
>States surrounding the Great Lakes have a recurring nightmare about proposals to siphon off water for parched areas in U.S. or other countries. So they might be staggered by suggestions from NASA scientist Jay Famiglietti, who said a water pipeline from the lakes to cities like Phoenix was "part of our future.”
>Famiglietti, a hydrologist and senior water scientist at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, was in Cleveland recently for a lecture. In the interview with Ideas, he said that "from a quantity perspective you might imagine that there’s a giant bullseye that can be seen from space that’s sitting above the Great Lakes. Meaning: It’s a target area in a sense for the rest of the country.
>"Because there’s so much fresh water, you can imagine that 50 years from now ... there might actually be a pipeline that brings water from the Great Lakes to Phoenix. I think that’s part of our future.” Famiglietti said such initiatives are needed to address a global water shortage.
>States surrounding the Great Lakes have jealously guarded the vast water resource. After all, the lakes hold 20 percent of the world's fresh water, and those states (and the government of Canada) realize the value in a world that is increasingly faced with shortages.
You can't separate if you don't have any... but I don't think you're stupid, we've never had the case. I'm sure a lot of officals will go outside for the first time in their life, look upon empty lakebeds and have a moment of divine realization. One of these moments where you grasp the extent of your powerlessness.
Aaron Morris
very interesting user
Luis Lopez
Nope, the Great Lakes except Michigan are Leaf water and it is very illegal to sell bulk water from Canada's water sources. Gonna have to look elsewhere.
Eli Murphy
commies tried something similar with Aral Sea. didn't; turn out so good
Aiden Kelly
>problem solved 50 years from now there qont be enough white people left to build/ maintain it. America was such a great experiment. Wonderful actually. Pains my heart.
Landon Butler
god damn humans are retarded
>chop down all the trees >cultivate the land >pavement, rooftops, urban sprawl >everything bakes in the sun, no insulating forest canopy, no deep forest soil for moisture to condense >springs dry up, streams run dry
why did the climate change do this to us?
Caleb Bell
Not with that piece of shit Jewsom draining lake basins into the Pacific ocean.
Ryan Evans
>We need to talk about No fuck you, you are not touching the great lakes at all.
Nathaniel Perry
There is a solution. The West needs beavers again, they are the only thing that ends the mega drought.
