How long until the state desertifies completely?
Or how long until people realize the news is gonna keep acting like everything is fine until there's no water left for the poor
If you want water for the poor, you must be willing to pour water :pete: :pete: :pete:
lol nice. "Sure these folks lack water, but they've got an even more powerful thirst... the thirst for economic freedom"
I think I recall reading a story a while back of a town where the aquifer ran dry. People who had houses there lost everything, since nobody is going to buy a place with no water.
This was a few years ago too, maybe 3 or 4, well before COVID, and I know a lot of heat deaths occur in mobile home communities in the southern inland areas
Looking forward to stories of poor folk being displaced from lack of water while rich folk have sprawling green lawns and golf courses :agony-acid:
if you live in california and believe in self-preservation, you should probably relocate
California will be looking fairly savanna-like within the next couple decades. If you drive through the foothills about 50% of trees you can see from the road are dead and brown. Saw a bit of the news saying the high country lost 3 inches of snowpack in a 24 hour period yesterday. Went 50 something days without a drop of rain this winter.
