@@aztecgold8997 just shows the power of wealthy developers. Even a child could understand what is going on yet greedy developers are able to convince government to allow them to continue as if everything was normal.
The population has gone up too, so there is a much larger demand for running water and electricity than there ever was for that area. This would suck if it ended up like the Aral sea.
@@Distress. desalination isn’t perfect. They don’t have a solution for the hyper-concentrated salt water byproduct. They only solution right now should be immediate cutbacks and emergency declaration.
@@theg.c.142 The party of denial are you insane. The Republican party would strip every single twig, leaf, nutrient, and drain all of the water off this planet and say God will take care of it.
Gov. Brown, let's build a high speed rail system between LA and San Francisco. Me, LMAO. I wrote Gov. Brown way back when that water and water storage is far more important.
@@BatMan-ut1fp Yes BS, how would that solve anything? Do you have any critical thinking skills at all? This is like 6th grade level thinking. Say we stop everyone from coming in the USA, what would then prevent lake meade from continuing to go down? Are Immigrants stealing all the rain too? What if people already from USA move to the south/mid west, do we stop them from moving too? You act like the entire draught that's affecting a large portion of the United States is because of immigrants and that by itself is a laughable, weak, small minded thought process. You should be embarrassed for having this thought, it clearly shows the level of thinking you tend to do on a day to day basis and let me tell ya, it's pretty embarrassing.
never occurred to me at all. remember Sam Kinison told people to move out of the desert and move to where the food is? why do you think all major cities started on or near a river. UAE desalinates ocean water. I guess we never thought of that idea.
@@marcosantana4330 Because new homes = new tax revenue. They couldn't give less of a fuck about resources, whether it's water, electricity, schools, road capacity, etc. And it's not a Las Vegas only problem, this happens everywhere.
@@Mike__B i live in Michigan and let me tell u none of u people from the west coast is getting any water from the Great Lakes we work super hard maintaining them it’s difficult and costly enjoy ur almond farms people
Systems are interconnected, and that can lead to cascading failures. There was an island that once cut down all its trees, once they did that no birds would visit, because no birds no seeds were germinated and no new crops would grow, nobody could eat and the island died.
@@dsmyify For to him who has will more be given, and he will have abundance; but from him who has not, even what he has will be taken away." - Matthew 13:11-12
The ocean waves create power, other countries use that, the power is farmed and put into desalinization = infinite low cost water + power. It really seems problematic to have so much provided naturally and not utilize much of it in any real capacity. The local population must really be low IQ due to some kind of poisoning.
Yep! Thanos was right, we are way too overpopulated…and we keep letting more people come in to the US for some reason. Time to close the border completely.
This what I find to be funny. Is anyone surprised that large population growth in areas where water is scarce would impact water levels? What do you expect when you build cities/communities in the dessert.
The problem is corrupt politicians selling the water to California who builds desalinization plants to use pacific saltwater but then closes the desalinization plant and bribes politicians in desert states to sell them the water from the Rio grand River…..
Here's a spiffy idea. Build a huge city in the middle of a hot, dry desert (like Phoenix Arizona), pave over the land with streets, cars, and buildings, brag about how it's one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S., then act surprised when the place runs out of water.
It worked until now, but the hoover dam has been holding back water for only about 90 years. Before then, there were probably many similar droughts that would have gone unnoticed because there weren't as many people around that depended on it, and those that were around didn't die because they didn't use as much water as they do today. It's the same with all other extreme weather events these days. They say things are getting worse and cite all of the destruction that tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes and forest fires cause, but a few hundred years ago, any comparable events could have happened and no one would have known the difference.
The fact anyone waited this long to declare this an emergency shows how much people really care. Might as well watch your lake be drained, then complain when all that's left is a puddle. It's not just water but power production that's suffering. No water, no power.
@@joshd007 you didn't, but I sorta do. Not necessarily every single consumer born into this system trying to keep up with it; but the stupid people who watch Fox News or whatever else, condemning climate change and resource scarcity as conspiracies, I blame those people (not as much as corporations and corrupt capitalist-friendly governments though..) 99% of people are too stupid to handle the issues of this planet, and free democracy enables the stupidity.. We needed authoritarianism like 100 years ago, but everybody is so attached to their false sense of _"fweedumb"_
Yes, and stop building single family homes, that are too big and prevent REASONABLE housing that more people can afford. I'm tired of the "entitlement chapter" of life. That sh*t has got to go!
Even with more dams, the Colorado River Compact has a set allocation of water rights. Southern Nevada only gets so much, the smallest share if I remember correctly, and they have to let the rest of it run downstream.
If LA wants to keep attracting more people, they can pony up for desal like Sydney! Sorry, Vegas and Phoenix, your Randian "whims" (wanting to live where it hardly ever rains on your parade) do not constitute an obligation on the rest of us to pay for and f**k up the hydrology of our continent for them!
The biggest problem is that aqueduct. It divets more watter ,then the dam can handle. The worst port of it , its loosing a lot of watter as well - its not covered auqaduct and way to much watter is lost to eveparation in the middle of the desert.
The sun will only get hotter as time goes on, but we really do speed up the heat intensity on planet Earth by the stupid things we continue to do. It's ok in the next few billion years the sun will explode and well who knows lol
@UCe5sEC9nFn8RbrVKfe1jIjg exactly the currupt politicians severely out weigh the morally strong ones until the evil is cleared. nothing's going to change in the country until the people open their eyes and realize we stay on this path of destruction and hatred because of the currupt influence of our "leaders" and their obsession for power and control.
@@mikearthut781 Oceans are salt water but your sentiment is there. What California needs to do is invest all of that tax money they take into desalinization so that it can become cost efficient. If they don't do that they WILL run out of water. JW Powell knew in the 1800s that there wasn't enough water on the west side of the Rockies to support the plans of development in the desert (like Las Vegas). These damns should have never been built because the dream of water they had was just never going to happen forever.
@@drakemonacelli1899 You could move to the northeast, two great lakes, lots of rivers and streams, lots of rain and snow. Downside - winter's are long! Best wishes!
That's never going to happen. Since 1975 the population has grown by about 1000% To put that in perspective, if the population of the US grew by that, the current population would be about 2billion people. Also, despite LV being one of the worst hit areas of the housing crash in 2008, they can't build enough housing to keep up with current demand. LV wouldn't exist if it wasn't for the BLM which has traditionally owned most of the land around the valley and developers depend on cheap land from the blm to keep building out the circle as they refer to it and this has resulted in a lot of poor zoning all across the valley. A couple of years ago I was at a zoning mtg and this developer said they were lobbying congress to get more land to build out because he said that there weren't enough plots in the middle to be worthwhile. I started laughing because he was there representing 34 acres and just two blocks from me was a 34 acre vacant lot, about a mile from downtown, empty for 14 years, and turned into a homeless camp. And I can stand on my roof and point out 3 other similar plots. Most likely what will happen is that it will just get more and more expensive to live in vegas and as more people and money comes in, more people will be forced to leave. The california model.
@@ernestjones7139 the real problem isn't the desert. it's all of the turd heads wanting it to look like Wisconsin. You know, GREEN. Lush, luxuriant, homey, GREEN.
What about all those vegetables coming from California? , When was that reservoir made? How big is California population many factors involved. Funny how some in California think they can break away from the rest of the states. They won't have enough water for their pot plants. Stupid hippies
Been seeing if anyone else caught that. Oh California doesn't loose any of its water rights to a river and lake that is 2 states away the the 2 states the river and lake border loose most of theirs. Good job. Keep the idiots in California who waste water by the metric tons keep everything without ever actually making them fix their own water issues they caused. And at the same time tell states that are actually dependent on the water that's in their states oh you can't have this. Brought to you by the same government that fines and jails you for collecting rain water
Which really doesn't say much when you have a drought if it goes up a foot is higher than it was the last 15 years that's nothing I need to suck their own water San Diego from the ocean and Los Angeles from the ocean process your own water that'll save the lake
Hahaha, ok? A six year high for RAINFALL. Not it’s water level, lol. Lake mead would take many years of above average rainfall in order to refill. Yes, lake mead and the whole valley was very rainy last year… but when I visited lake mead last year, it was higher than it is right now… what’s that tell ya?
They should probably reduce the surface area of the lake too. They have the northern arm that looks like it’s about to naturally be cut off from the rest of the lake and just have standing water that will eventually dry out. Wall that area off, it will reduce evaporation and prevent water from getting cut off in the future.
There's an emergency now but the government process doesn't impose water restrictions until next year. Really? That's like closing the barn door after all the horses have run out it. Our state and federal governments are crap.
@False Profit your comment makes no sense. Now, go and enjoy all the infrastructure that people in the cities paid for. 80% of the United States population is urban. They pay the vast majority of taxes and invent technologies that enable you to display your ignorance to the world.
@False Profit humans are responsible for a whopping 5% of all global C02 of that 5% Americans are responsible for .04%. You won't see that on the news.
They waited over 200 years to build the Brooklyn bridge. The early settlers could’ve used it. They didn’t get to building the Hoover dam until 1931. What the hell took so long? Let’s not even talk about how airports were virtually non existent all throughout the 19th century. It seems like we’ve been seriously slacking. Only building stuff when we need it. Pffff lazy bones
@@dave8599 the worst thing about those west coast dems is that they’re starting to flock out of the mess that they’ve made and go into surrounding red states. There they will vote more liberal policies in and destroy those areas. They are a scourge.
What you want them to do? Bully the sun. Threaten the ground to stop slowly absorbing water. Scream at the air for being dry. Complaint to the sky for not having much rain 😂 This is Nevada Utah Arizona. It was never the ideal place for settlement. But modern human love a place they can tan 12 month/year 😂
A lot of the water is used by California's almond industry. That doesn't sound impressive on it's face, but go research the amount of water needed for almonds vs other crops.
@@10191927 well, I know I don't have all the answers. But I do know that power plants (nuke and fossil fuel) have to dump an enormous amount of heat. And desalination requires an enormous amount of heat. And California has an awful lot of coastline, next to ocean, aka saltwater. Call me crazy but the opportunity looks obvious.
@@PatrickPierceBateman California spend so much money on so many ridiculous things, it would be easy to find the funds for it if they just cut out the most stupid stuff.
As an Arizonan, they need to cut California off first. The water rights for the Colorado are utter BS. California has access to the coast and the worlds 5th largest economy, build some damn desalination plants.
If you knew your history, you would know that the Arizona National Guard fired their weapons at the Californians working on the Parker Dam site in the 1930's. As usual, the Californians were trying to bully Arizona and take the water by any means necessary. ( All this lead to a HUGE court case. ) Ah, the good old days! And, yes, you are right; California STILL takes more water out of Lake Havasu than they are legally allowed to do so.
Fifty years too late. Our government leaders are just clueless. 9/11 shout down all air travel and we still don't have a high-speed rail alternative. We don't learn from our mistakes, and we still keep all our eggs in one basket.
Perfect example on how a city has outgrown it's resources and continues to drain every place around it. One would have figured long ago that it wasn't sustainable.
@Peter Evans show me anywhere that can sustain groundwater extraction in excess of the recharge rate. You simply do not understand what sustainable water resources management is.
July 13, 2021---Someone simply refused to do the math when it came to water. That normally, X amount of water enters Lake Mead via the Colorado River. But in 20 years, XXX amount of water has been used for new homes, casino's, etc. Instead of saving water like it was money in a bank account, it kept going out faster than what was being put in.
The water usage is mostly agricultural. Nevada only gets to use about 4% of the lower colorado river basin water, california gets about 58%. The water being used by homes is extremely small compared to the agricultural use.
You keep building and expanding over the years and you’re surprised that water levels are shrinking? You need to pay attention and stop electing the same idiots into office. Can’t say I feel sorry for you. I don’t live in an area running out of water.
No Sir, public/consumer water usage is a very small part of the overall water usage. In reality it mostly goes to the commercial farmers who turned the desert land into mega almond orchards and other crops. Its just big Government and Corporations fuk'in things up as usual...then passing the tax and burden onto the people.
People account for 10% of water use. Frivolous agriculture uses the most by far. CA grows 80% of the world's almonds aka one of the world's thirstiest crops. It takes 1,900 gallons of water to produce 1lb of almonds but almonds are big business in CA so they're untouchable.
They have a capitalist society problem, build more build or build more, desert cities need people from the East Coast to move here so there’s very little restriction on how much water is used they want it will look like where they came from.
CA does have the plants but the problem is that they use so much electricity the left won't let them use all the available capacity. Ties right in with the electrical grid
No water + Dam = No Electricity. Desalination plants + No Electricity = No Water. :-) I guess they'll need to import electricity from neighbor state if they go that route.
All these enviromental problems are being caused by governments across the word allowing deforestation, the loss of coral reefs, the overfishing by commercial fishing. The mismanagement of water resources. Countries dumping their garbage in oceans. The 250,000 sea turtle's dieing each year by being caught in commercial fishing net's. They all talk in circles about global warming. This is the perfect reason for depopulation so they can continue making that they will never be able to spend in their lifetime, but keeps the family dynasties going. People mistaken these rich people who donate large money that is a drop in the bucket to them, and have to have the media talk how great they are. They are wolves in sheeps clothing. Just a reminder, the pandemic was a virus from a lab that was made more lethal on purpose. Then within weeks it's in every country. In reality it was here in our blood donations in mid November before China announced it's first case in December 2019. If China did this then why has not one country called it an act of war? Who's to say the new Delta variant wasn't man made, and was released after a certain level was reached. Who's to say there won't be a third or fourth variant coming to the USA? Why has governments not done anything to China? This is deliberate, and no one will challenge China about it. We are nothing more than a pawn in our time on earth if you don't come from certain family lines. I'm just going to keep doing whatever I want until my time is up. One thing I will start with is why is our own government talking, but doing nothing? They need to answer this question to it's citizen's that are being murdered by this biological warfare againt the entire USA population?
California isn't 'stealing' the water, it's part of an agreement, but it's simply unfair for the coastal states to have access to sea water while a state like Nevada doesn't. California likes everything to revolve around the whims of California. Vegas is nothing more than a suburb of LA. The coastal states should be water independent and not get water from the Colorado.
It started 20 years ago when I heard this lady say out loud. Hey I remember the water been up to here, now we have to walk an extra 10 minutes to get to the water.
Not before their neighbors do. You can bet the powerful Democrats have already shaken hands with the powerful Democrats in the Fed. Lots of money still in California despite Newsom doing his darndest to drive the rich out.
Don't forget that almost all of the fruits and vegetables you take for granted come from California, and this uses a vast majority of the water supply.
@@VirtuellJo dum dum he is saying the problem is way bigger than some schmuck being able to launch a pleasure boat. We are talking a historic drought and possible water shortages
Doesn’t seem to be slowing down construction any, I see them pouring thousands of gallons of water on the dirt by my house every day just so drive over it with tractors lmao
Recycled water is used in my area for construction water. Buildings are dual plumbed, with the toilets on recycled water. Eventually recycled water, with Reverse Osmosis, will be augmenting our drinking water. A lot of municipalities are going to be augmenting with recycled water soon. We also have recycled water fire hydrants around the city.
They know it's not really a permanent drought. I guess all the Thundershowers we've (Nevada & Arizona deserts] been having the past few weeks gave it away.
And they keep building houses and putting in pools. Lol once they declare federal emergency if trucks went around taking. Back all the water in the pools that might get their attention. When my parents still had their pool 15 years ago they had to top it off every day for 30-45 minutes just due to evaporation. I don't think we have the water for all these pools. And more.
california needs to be cut more than these small cities, they have a resturant in every freaking corner. They over use water daily to keep those golf courses full with grass. this is complete bs.
@@TS-gf6ou This ^^^^ the amount of water used on agriculture is ridicules in California, just the almond farms alone take a huge chunk from ground water supplies. And they wonder why the ground is so dry, constantly leading to forest fires.
Doesn't help that everyone decided " hey lets start farming in a desert that is only possible by using billions of gallons a week, this can never go tits up farming in a desert with rerouted water"
@@IIIAJHIII Significantly less rain and warmer winters have led to mass die offs of many trees as bark beetles have been able to survive through winter. This is why the forests are so dry and dead.
@@UnoDos96 technically only the southern portion of the Central Valley is a desert. Majority north is warm Mediterranean climate. Farms in Az I don’t know how those farmers manage with the intense heat.
@@Jarrizar Not so much is So-Cal, both still use a lot but the average water user in So-Cal uses waaay too much water. So-Cal is a desert but people want green lawns and clean cars.
@JCS the information is out there. It's not people or housing developments in California that's using the water. It's agriculture. The imperial Valley. Almond trees. Fruit trees. We all need this produce though. The problem is water storage. The environmentalists have stopped any new water storage or desalination plants for the last 40 years. That's insane. 75% of California surface water runs into the ocean. 75%. I'm hoping these severe water problems will wake people up.
@@Bradlalb123 The rest of the country should not have to foot the bill for another section of the country that should’ve never been developed in the first place. Just look at all the golf courses in that area. How do you think they keep the grass green? It’s arrogant. And I don’t consider myself to be a environmentalist, as a matter fact I’m a conservative. It’s just commonsense.
The company I retired from built a center to house 8-9k workers in Phoenix. My first thought was where are you going to get the water. Some people are clueless.
Dude... Go ahead with that nonsense. You don't respond to problems like this in real time. America KNEW this was a potential problem 30 years ago, maybe longer
@@davidgoans6061 You both sound like torch and pitchfork toting villagers in a Frankenstein Movie. San Diego captures 0.0% of it's rainfall and has done so since it's inception. Go ahead, challenge me on it.. I did Audio Support local government for years. The crap you hear on the news isn't what actually happens in Council Chambers all over this country.
@@yaosio You must be a raving Democrat that bought into the narrative of Israel is a bad state. When in fact the very reason that there is conflict, you tool, is that Hamas (supported by the regime of Iran) doesn't want peace and uses it's citizens as cannon fodder in order to sway public (European) sympathy.
If California didn't dump 3 out of 5 gallons of the water straight into the ocean. They need to upgrade their systems and use more of the water sent to them
If the rate of population expansion and consumption continues as is, all resources will be exhausted in less than 200 years. The US population alone has more than tripled in the last hundred years. Population control needs to be instituted, we have no choice if we want to survive.
@@davidkrappenschitz253 Malthusian catastrophies are provably falacious, and nothing but a thinly-veiled excuse to smuggle eugen*cs into mainstream discourse. The problem is not a lack of supply, the problem is rampant waste, perverse incentivization toward waste to maximize profit, and grossly disproportionate redirection of resources toward lavish overabundance of only a few communities and corporations that have the money and leverage to put themselves ahead of everyone else, in spite of their lack of need or material purpose. Your dogwhistles are no good here.
@@YETICOPTER It's an multidimensional effect. Yes. Your correct. Just another draw on valuable water resources for hitting a golf ball. If you can pay for it. The golf corp's will continue getting the legal backing to water. It's all about the $.
All this fearmongering is always contradicted by stuff like this.. all i hear is one day its ohhhhhhhh nooooo the ice is melting we are all going to be underwater, then we hear ohhhhh noooo we are drying up we have no more water.. both of those things contradict one another.
"Thank goodness the authorities have been making extensive plans for this growing water problem over the past few years," said nobody at all in any of the hot desert states of america!
Hi, you've found your first person who had to write a college research paper on population growth and water shortages. Utah has been planning this for years and already has a massive multi-step plan in progress to resolve the issue. They don't go around advertising that though, because that doesn't make headlines :')
All the states have contingency plans drawn up by various experts and committees but they have to be implemented and that's a political process - say no more. Here in Wisconsin the (big) business community is up in arms because our (right-leaning) supreme court decided that the state DNR actually does have the authority to regulate huge CAFO farms when it comes to water quality. Business that use water fight tooth and nail to avoid any hindrance to their water access. Then of course local governments have to enact water saving regulations. The covid thing went so well I can't imagine how easy cutting back on water use is going to be.
Just pull it out the ground. That's what all the agricultural farmers do. Until we start getting sink holes like in Mexico. But then we'll worry about that later
If the genius's in Sacramento can't figure out the high-speed rail project or how to solve the homeless problem, how can anyone believe they're even working on viable solutions to this problem?
The cities of Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Tucson has grown so much that they have exacerbated the water supply. This was not a problem in the early 60's. The systems that were developed in the early 60's were not designed to handle the large population growth that came after. One river and a few Reservoirs are not enough to provide 20 million people with enough water.
It's less an issue of having too many people and more an issue of wasting copious amounts of water and drought caused by climate change. In Arizona, for example, less than 20% of the state's water goes towards municipal usage. Of that municipal water, 70% is used outdoors to water grass, fill swimming pools, washing cars. On the other side of the coin, agriculture accounts for roughly 75% of the state's water usage. There is literally no reason to have massive cattle farms in the middle of the desert and even less reason to have golf courses and grass-filled yards.
I love it, we californians get priority over everyone else. We're even stiffing mexico. that dam should never have been built. We Destroyed the ecosystem so harshly, that it may never recover. That water way sustained so many, and that dam cut it all short. And we wonder why we're always in constant droughts. We have no idea just how large of an impact we leave with every new megastructure we build, but it's clear that the hoover damn has overstayed it's welcome. That water sustained an abundance of wildlife, now we see deserts expanding and less and less rain. The disappearance of forests and the expansion of deserts changed weather patterns dramatically, and the hoover dam is definitely playing a bigger role than we all thought.
And you know what's REALLY interesting, as the water level in these lakes have gone down the population in CA, AZ and NV has gone up and up and up. But people don't really use water except to water ski, boat and fish (sarc) And yet millions believe that unlimited population growth is the TRUE path to prosperity and economic growth.
Because: Space Exploration. Our excess population will be "the first Martians", as Bradbury once wrote. There's an Orbital Hotel already being built planned to open in 1-1/2 years...
Keep in mind that people drink water to replenish ones water loss due to evaporation. Guess what...that water goes right back into the atmosphere as......you guessed it....water. now water does break its chemical bond due to uv radiation in the upper atmosphere and it releases its hydrogen atoms. The point being through my scientific rambling, is that you have no idea what your talking about. Technically, what your bitchin about is the redistribution of said water in another undesirable land mass. If you want more rainfall then you need to find a way to persevere water tension in the oceans. If the surface of water is calm and still, it has higher evaporative properties.
I love how behind the curve they are . I work in San Antonio for San Antonio water we have a great aquifer that fills up quickly on a little bit of water. We go in to restrictions right away to maintain the water in the aquifer.. we dont wait for it to go bone dry before enacting restrictions. Seems like poor decisions are going to leave millions without water
I feel like this is a big theme in america: Wait till it's too late, then pick up the pieces. Medicare crisis? Can't have that unless people start dropping by the millions. Energy crisis? Nah let's shut down Nuclear plants and then tell NY they can't use air conditioning and cry. Water crisis? Nah let's wait for it to dry up. Gun crisis? Nah 400 mass shootings quarterly is not a crisis. what a joke of a country.
People: "So that means we need to regulate it right?" Feds: "Yes, we tax it more" People: "No, regulate the water, not tax it" Feds: "Not regulate the tax on water? Ok"
"California's share of water from the river won't be cut." Hahaha, you guys in Arizona and Nevada can just dig wells while the Californians live life large lol.
@Bob Watters I donno man, they could maybe build a pipe... but I guess that would be prohibited by Uncle Joe's Executive Order not to build them on federal land, or even Natives claiming it's bypassing their burial grounds... and at the end of the day, the climate activists would say it's a danger to the environment, pollution. I used to think my ex communist country has problems, watching the US since 2019 is like a non-stop, 365 days/year stand up comedy show.
@@gheaflorin Yea maybe it'd be a good idea to funnel all of canadas sludge oil all across the country to see if maybe we can pollute more rivers and aquifers, and increase the dead zone in the gulf.Yea ,profit at any cost has always been the way to go- the only platform republicans have are the oil boys mega platforms in the gulf.
government seems completely inept in solving any problems. If this has been going on for 20 years why didn’t try to address the problem earlier and try to fix it.
@@moveon7564 Dude stop whining. There’s problems that both Republican and Democrat states have but it’s always Republicans crying about Dem states being destroyed. These are problems that can be solved if people stop yelling that it’s a Democrat or Republican state problem.
@@moveon7564 yes NYC is run by inept morons. But up until this last year it was the safest big city in the US. I know cause I’m a life long NYC resident. I’ve seen awful mayors and good mayors. Made all the difference. Oddly enough the awful ones were Democrats and the good ones were republican or quasi-republican like Bloomberg.
People were desperately trying to flee Democrat run west coast states, but brought their voting behavior with them and turned Nevada, New Mexico, and Arizona blue...remember we gotta "go green" and plug all of our electric cars (components mined in China) into the grid! (And then subsequently overtax the grid resulting in power outages) but those oil and gas companies sure are evil....
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@@migooknamja lmao oil companies are stupid imagine if those dessert states invested in solar there would literally be no problem with energy but yall gotta tax people who own solar panels because oil companies lobbied for it.
@@migooknamja no one paid attention, 2010 China claiming that they could make it snow 22 plus feet, it is no coincidence that Texas had their freeze. Also FYI their green project their wind turbine project that they did. Guess who paid for it, none other than China. Check it out about 10:00 or 11 months ago I'm sorry time evades me especially since the lockdowns. I know it's July. And I believe today is Tuesday no Wednesday I missed Monday. Anywho. Just around 11 months ago China claimed they would have control of global agriculture. When asked how, they simply said, the weather. If you pay attention to Canada a prime minister was actually thinking some sources for the rain that they have had to keep the fires back at Bay. Did you see the whole town that went up in flames in Canada? Almost exact situation as california. And go figure harrp even released and no fly zone right at the specific time when they were having their fires. Guess what was playing around with our weather. And guess who has funded are geoengineering you know the spring of our skies. None other than Bill Gates.
It was amazing how he could see past all the bullshit during that time. I miss him and Bill Hicks too. I would say I wish they were still around but no, they dont deserve to be around to see what has become of this world.
All of southern Nevada, Southern California and Arizona use this water. There are simply too many people living in a desert. The water is simply going to dry up.
@Jacob Brown didn’t know Florida was a desert and human civilization started around the ocean coast all around America, hence they were doing agriculture when settlers came and “found” America
and when the hydro dams can't produce power, you're going to really find out how hot a desert gets.
... or charge the cars to leave.😏
And that’s why we will result back to coal powering our houses
@Smarty Pants 😂😂😂 that’s a good joke
Global cooling then.... We stop consuming & polluting. As gas stations & electric cars are no longer powered.
@@Gamerz00760 Feedback loops are already well underway, even if we stopped most industry altogether things will keep drying up and getting hotter.
"We're at the point where some serious decisions might have to be made".....HELLO!!!
It looks like serious decisions should have been made years ago.
They did....they decided to build golf courses and fountains
@@aztecgold8997 just shows the power of wealthy developers. Even a child could understand what is going on yet greedy developers are able to convince government to allow them to continue as if everything was normal.
@@claudermiller To be fair they'd be fine if the government built desalination plants and actually charged people fair market prices on water.
The population has gone up too, so there is a much larger demand for running water and electricity than there ever was for that area. This would suck if it ended up like the Aral sea.
@@Distress. desalination isn’t perfect. They don’t have a solution for the hyper-concentrated salt water byproduct. They only solution right now should be immediate cutbacks and emergency declaration.
And during all this people will still have grass yards and golf courses...
Exactly
Priorities
Abolish golf courses that use real grass. There is literally no need for real grass in middle of the desert.
Zero rain water collection. Lots of crying.
Yepp business as usual
Looks like the time for serious decisions was about 20 years ago.
Exactly, should of started 5,10,15 years ago. Only now they’re starting to realise the emergency behind the situation when the lake goes dry.
Democrats and emergencies.....time for Republicans to save their asses again.
@@theg.c.142 The party of denial are you insane. The Republican party would strip every single twig, leaf, nutrient, and drain all of the water off this planet and say God will take care of it.
@@theg.c.142 When they actually admit what happened on January 6th then we’ll talk
@@theg.c.142 You do realize republicans are the ones that don’t believe climate change is real, and would happily sell the air we breath
They will keep watering the golf courses
The golf courses use dirty water.
@@truckingwithtobee So? It could be cleaned and given to you.
That's treated sewer water, that they use!!🤢
It's reclaimed water. Definitely can not drink.
The golf courses have to be watered. I'm not playing on no brown crusty course. Plus, it's the law!
Like Edward Abbey said: "there's no such thing as a water shortage. You don't build cities where there isn't supposed to be one."
Gov. Brown, let's build a high speed rail system between LA and San Francisco. Me, LMAO. I wrote Gov. Brown way back when that water and water storage is far more important.
eggzackly.
Oh, and stop people from moving to the USA until problem fixed, No BS.
Edward Abbey " If a man can't piss in his own front yard he's livin' to close to town "
@@BatMan-ut1fp Yes BS, how would that solve anything? Do you have any critical thinking skills at all? This is like 6th grade level thinking. Say we stop everyone from coming in the USA, what would then prevent lake meade from continuing to go down? Are Immigrants stealing all the rain too? What if people already from USA move to the south/mid west, do we stop them from moving too? You act like the entire draught that's affecting a large portion of the United States is because of immigrants and that by itself is a laughable, weak, small minded thought process. You should be embarrassed for having this thought, it clearly shows the level of thinking you tend to do on a day to day basis and let me tell ya, it's pretty embarrassing.
Who would have thought there would be a water shortage in a desert.
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@@ANGELINA5461 😋🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
@@budlight2969 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
Mind blowing
never occurred to me at all. remember Sam Kinison told people to move out of the desert and move to where the food is?
why do you think all major cities started on or near a river.
UAE desalinates ocean water. I guess we never thought of that idea.
Thank goodness there is plenty of water to go to all the new homes constantly being built in the entire Las Vegas
Wdym?
People are constantly moving here. If they knew of the water shortage why are they allowing new homes to be built at this rate.
@@marcosantana4330 cause 🤑🤑🤑
@@marcosantana4330 Because new homes = new tax revenue. They couldn't give less of a fuck about resources, whether it's water, electricity, schools, road capacity, etc. And it's not a Las Vegas only problem, this happens everywhere.
@@Mike__B i live in Michigan and let me tell u none of u people from the west coast is getting any water from the Great Lakes we work super hard maintaining them it’s difficult and costly enjoy ur almond farms people
I bet the NCR and Caesar’s legion never expected that the lake could dry up rendering the hydro dam useless.
Patrolling the bed of Lake Mead almost makes you wish for a nuclear tsunami.
Dude, whenever i see hover dam i only think about fallout new vegas
This should have the most likes
Fall out new vegas live
Makes you wish for nuclear winter
I think they should have done some "declaring" a lot sooner.
greed and incompetence transcends institutions
Another war for oil somewhere with brown people? ......Silly me they do not declare those wars they just do them.
@@BedwetterCDN You realize we are talking about the water shortage in the USA?
@@firstthoughts3511 So sorry - America + Declaring i just assumed war - but then I remembered America does not declare war they "Just do it"
@@BedwetterCDN Not oil, for water. Beware Northern Maple Leafers, eyes looking North.. LOL.
It feels like everything is falling apart all at once. Our country is a complete joke now
Live large fall far.
Systems are interconnected, and that can lead to cascading failures. There was an island that once cut down all its trees, once they did that no birds would visit, because no birds no seeds were germinated and no new crops would grow, nobody could eat and the island died.
@@dsmyify For to him who has will more be given, and he will have abundance; but from him who has not, even what he has will be taken away." - Matthew 13:11-12
@@Dialogos1989 ~ quoting the Bible ain't gonna do much. That book does not contain the answers to this problem.
@@dsmyify what you described is called the Matthew effect. When things go bad or good they snowball.
Wow. It’s almost like they put a huge city in the middle of the desert..
And all those desert cities keep building up
Yep loo
Vegas isn’t the issue from what I understand. It’s Southern California taking a lion share.
And are growing huge tracts of rice there... Which grows in water filled fields...
Primary water and weather modification tech.
Resources are finite but the developers and governments treat them like they are endless. Too many people and misuse .
Developers/Governments/Corporations. They all seek endless growth. Even though our planet doesn't have infinite resources.
Perhaps developers are building to meet a market need.
The ocean waves create power, other countries use that, the power is farmed and put into desalinization = infinite low cost water + power. It really seems problematic to have so much provided naturally and not utilize much of it in any real capacity. The local population must really be low IQ due to some kind of poisoning.
Yep! Thanos was right, we are way too overpopulated…and we keep letting more people come in to the US for some reason. Time to close the border completely.
Off yourself
Build more golf courses and houses, that’ll fix it.
I was going to say let in more illegals but ok
100%
just chop down some more trees so those fkn things can stop soaking up all the water
@@chriscaper1510 Who is gonna take care of the golf courses??
This what I find to be funny. Is anyone surprised that large population growth in areas where water is scarce would impact water levels? What do you expect when you build cities/communities in the dessert.
"Governor: Cut your water usage everyone, only use it for critical things." Governor proceeds to golf course and has water party with rich friends.
Recall & remove Pretty Boy Newsom.
Gotta love them dems
@@TntTech13 nailed it
F*** Democrats.
What a rebel you are.
“Man-made lake in desert losing water”
@@thefrybasket aho
Yah, I'm not sure you can lose something that wasn't supposed to be there in the first place. Nature took it back
@@thefrybasket actually they have stashes for themselves lol
The problem is corrupt politicians selling the water to California who builds desalinization plants to use pacific saltwater but then closes the desalinization plant and bribes politicians in desert states to sell them the water from the Rio grand River…..
@Lil' Black Duk Not really a conspiracy theory, several rich people like bill gates has come out and talked about doing this.
With 40 million people feeding off the Colorado River how long did anyone think that could be sustained?
for 40 million years?
That's at least 30 million too many.
20 million need to go
Here's a spiffy idea. Build a huge city in the middle of a hot, dry desert (like Phoenix Arizona), pave over the land with streets, cars, and buildings, brag about how it's one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S., then act surprised when the place runs out of water.
It worked until now, but the hoover dam has been holding back water for only about 90 years. Before then, there were probably many similar droughts that would have gone unnoticed because there weren't as many people around that depended on it, and those that were around didn't die because they didn't use as much water as they do today.
It's the same with all other extreme weather events these days. They say things are getting worse and cite all of the destruction that tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes and forest fires cause, but a few hundred years ago, any comparable events could have happened and no one would have known the difference.
The fact anyone waited this long to declare this an emergency shows how much people really care. Might as well watch your lake be drained, then complain when all that's left is a puddle. It's not just water but power production that's suffering. No water, no power.
What about the people responsible for watching this. Your so ignorant you blame it on citizens.
@@blainebunton Did I blame citizens?
Also, they farm almonds in the desert...this too!
@@joshd007 you didn't, but I sorta do. Not necessarily every single consumer born into this system trying to keep up with it; but the stupid people who watch Fox News or whatever else, condemning climate change and resource scarcity as conspiracies, I blame those people (not as much as corporations and corrupt capitalist-friendly governments though..)
99% of people are too stupid to handle the issues of this planet, and free democracy enables the stupidity.. We needed authoritarianism like 100 years ago, but everybody is so attached to their false sense of _"fweedumb"_
California politicians doing what it does best, covering up their mess.
Save water for Lake Mead? How about we stop building 500 unit luxury apartments every quarter mile.
Yes, and stop building single family homes, that are too big and prevent REASONABLE housing that more people can afford. I'm tired of the "entitlement chapter" of life. That sh*t has got to go!
@@planetwalker798 stop over reproducing
@@Smeowtime what's a good number for you?
@@kroto7451 less than 5 billion
When you haven't built new damns or reservoir's in decades and the population increases.... Guess what.
Dams aren't the solution. They alter the landscape and destroy natural rivers
what good would new reservoirs and dams do when the one river they have already cant support THIS reservoir?
Adding a dam to what? There's no more water. They need rain and snow melt.
Even with more dams, the Colorado River Compact has a set allocation of water rights. Southern Nevada only gets so much, the smallest share if I remember correctly, and they have to let the rest of it run downstream.
If LA wants to keep attracting more people, they can pony up for desal like Sydney! Sorry, Vegas and Phoenix, your Randian "whims" (wanting to live where it hardly ever rains on your parade) do not constitute an obligation on the rest of us to pay for and f**k up the hydrology of our continent for them!
Dont forget to visit our dancing water fountains! Or executive golf courses! Thanks for playing!
Spot on!
The fountains are recycled water and when it goes into the drain it goes back to Mead.
@@Darkware880 the greens gotta stay green
@@Darkware880 Nice try Kevin,,,, but living is way about golf!
The biggest problem is that aqueduct. It divets more watter ,then the dam can handle. The worst port of it , its loosing a lot of watter as well - its not covered auqaduct and way to much watter is lost to eveparation in the middle of the desert.
I feel like I hear about this lake getting lower every year and nothing ever changes. It’s defiantly going to continue the way things are going.
A crisis is on the horizon, it's just a matter of time. When it comes, it will be a wake up call, we must change our wicked ways.
The sun will only get hotter as time goes on, but we really do speed up the heat intensity on planet Earth by the stupid things we continue to do. It's ok in the next few billion years the sun will explode and well who knows lol
Just give it time. It’s right over the hill top
@UCe5sEC9nFn8RbrVKfe1jIjg exactly the currupt politicians severely out weigh the morally strong ones until the evil is cleared. nothing's going to change in the country until the people open their eyes and realize we stay on this path of destruction and hatred because of the currupt influence of our "leaders" and their obsession for power and control.
*definitely
It’s crazy how we as a country do not take action until we are in the brink of a crisis.
We care more about cultural wars. Fox News spent a year talking about trans restrooms.
That’s America for you, we are a reactive country when we should be proactive.
@Brian Schwab the democrats cannot solve this all by themselves, FYI and Trump should not just be impeached, he should be thrown in jail
@@krisk3363 People like you are the problem.
So is this how things go? Blaming each other for the shit that's going on instead of becoming united to solve the problem?
"If the trend continues." People have been warning ya'll about that for 2 decades now.
People don't think it's even their problem until 😳 tier 1 water shortage. What happened?
Warnings came more than two years ago! It's a fookin desert 🏜 you idiots!
@@jafo4u508lol people lived in dessert for thousands of years.
@@mehrshadvr4 Desert 🏜 my friend, Dessert 🍨 😋
@@mehrshadvr4 They've eaten dessert after dinner you meant.
This hasn't happened overnight. It has taken years to get to this stage. But nobody was prepared to do anything about the situation.
Part of the "plan"
How about an ocean pipeline? Get all them guys from the keystone pipeline. put'em to work.
@@mikearthut781 That’s a thought.
As with most things gov't run, it won't be dealt with until its broke. Almost there.
@@mikearthut781 Oceans are salt water but your sentiment is there. What California needs to do is invest all of that tax money they take into desalinization so that it can become cost efficient. If they don't do that they WILL run out of water. JW Powell knew in the 1800s that there wasn't enough water on the west side of the Rockies to support the plans of development in the desert (like Las Vegas). These damns should have never been built because the dream of water they had was just never going to happen forever.
If I were living there I’d sell my property and cash out
That will work untill everyone else does the same thing and the water runs out where ever you decide to live next
Short term solutions are what's slowly killing us
@@drakemonacelli1899 You could move to the northeast, two great lakes, lots of rivers and streams, lots of rain and snow. Downside - winter's are long! Best wishes!
the classic Ben Shapiro solution
That's never going to happen. Since 1975 the population has grown by about 1000% To put that in perspective, if the population of the US grew by that, the current population would be about 2billion people. Also, despite LV being one of the worst hit areas of the housing crash in 2008, they can't build enough housing to keep up with current demand.
LV wouldn't exist if it wasn't for the BLM which has traditionally owned most of the land around the valley and developers depend on cheap land from the blm to keep building out the circle as they refer to it and this has resulted in a lot of poor zoning all across the valley. A couple of years ago I was at a zoning mtg and this developer said they were lobbying congress to get more land to build out because he said that there weren't enough plots in the middle to be worthwhile. I started laughing because he was there representing 34 acres and just two blocks from me was a 34 acre vacant lot, about a mile from downtown, empty for 14 years, and turned into a homeless camp. And I can stand on my roof and point out 3 other similar plots.
Most likely what will happen is that it will just get more and more expensive to live in vegas and as more people and money comes in, more people will be forced to leave. The california model.
Don't build major cities in deserts such as southern California, Las Vegas, and Phoenix.
Exactly and they just can't seem to wrap their heads around that concept... asinine!
In hind sight, but it's too late now for those millions of people.
@JCS Didn’t have millions of people living there then. They saw this problem coming in the 60s and did nothing to slow down the population growth.
@@ernestjones7139 the real problem isn't the desert. it's all of the turd heads wanting it to look like Wisconsin. You know, GREEN. Lush, luxuriant, homey, GREEN.
What about all those vegetables coming from California? , When was that reservoir made? How big is California population many factors involved. Funny how some in California think they can break away from the rest of the states. They won't have enough water for their pot plants. Stupid hippies
California should be the first to lose the water rights. They've had years to help correct the problems yet they've done nothing but continue to take.
Yes and I don’t see much desolate desert landscaping in California suburbs
Why can’t they build a desalination factory and pump water that opposite way?
Been seeing if anyone else caught that. Oh California doesn't loose any of its water rights to a river and lake that is 2 states away the the 2 states the river and lake border loose most of theirs. Good job. Keep the idiots in California who waste water by the metric tons keep everything without ever actually making them fix their own water issues they caused. And at the same time tell states that are actually dependent on the water that's in their states oh you can't have this. Brought to you by the same government that fines and jails you for collecting rain water
@@michaeljensen6459 no shit…it’s all so disgusting
That's funny last year Lake Mead was at a six-year High
Everything is not a conspiracy.
It’s as if extreme weather and extreme situations are more common…
Which really doesn't say much when you have a drought if it goes up a foot is higher than it was the last 15 years that's nothing I need to suck their own water San Diego from the ocean and Los Angeles from the ocean process your own water that'll save the lake
Hahaha, ok? A six year high for RAINFALL. Not it’s water level, lol. Lake mead would take many years of above average rainfall in order to refill. Yes, lake mead and the whole valley was very rainy last year… but when I visited lake mead last year, it was higher than it is right now… what’s that tell ya?
That has to be a lie
Soon to be Meade Canyon
Soon back to Mead Canyon
They should probably reduce the surface area of the lake too. They have the northern arm that looks like it’s about to naturally be cut off from the rest of the lake and just have standing water that will eventually dry out. Wall that area off, it will reduce evaporation and prevent water from getting cut off in the future.
@@5daysofcoffee shadeballs.
@@jackiebiskan4748 micro plastics
like it was before.....
There's an emergency now but the government process doesn't impose water restrictions until next year. Really? That's like closing the barn door after all the horses have run out it. Our state and federal governments are crap.
Unless they want the horses to run out.
Then they can close the doors, claim someone stole them and collect insurance money.
This is like a super tanker. You don't come to an immediate stop. This is going to go on for years. Climate change is going to be a bitch.
Lol I love this comment 😂
@False Profit your comment makes no sense. Now, go and enjoy all the infrastructure that people in the cities paid for. 80% of the United States population is urban. They pay the vast majority of taxes and invent technologies that enable you to display your ignorance to the world.
@False Profit humans are responsible for a whopping 5% of all global C02 of that 5% Americans are responsible for .04%. You won't see that on the news.
This is why the NCR shouldn’t win. This would never happen under Mr. House or Caesar.
as they say the house always wins
All you really have to be is a "Yes" man 👍
@@ricochet2880 Yesman would also be better, I'd rather have no government then the current one. At least there would be no taxes.
Or boomers (no pun intended)
Yes let’s wait 20 years to implement drastic measures to reverse the water loss - Murica 2021.
They waited over 200 years to build the Brooklyn bridge. The early settlers could’ve used it.
They didn’t get to building the Hoover dam until 1931. What the hell took so long?
Let’s not even talk about how airports were virtually non existent all throughout the 19th century.
It seems like we’ve been seriously slacking. Only building stuff when we need it. Pffff lazy bones
....and the Dems keep letting in millions of illegals when we dont have enough water for ourselves. Dumb.
@@dave8599 the worst thing about those west coast dems is that they’re starting to flock out of the mess that they’ve made and go into surrounding red states. There they will vote more liberal policies in and destroy those areas. They are a scourge.
Don't come to Texas
What you want them to do? Bully the sun. Threaten the ground to stop slowly absorbing water. Scream at the air for being dry. Complaint to the sky for not having much rain 😂
This is Nevada Utah Arizona. It was never the ideal place for settlement. But modern human love a place they can tan 12 month/year 😂
Build a megaCity in a desert … this will eventually happen.
I don't think Vegas is the entire problem, I would blame California on this one. More people need more water.
A lot of the water goes to other states not Nevada
A lot of the water is used by California's almond industry. That doesn't sound impressive on it's face, but go research the amount of water needed for almonds vs other crops.
Exactly
Yea Los Angeles
It's not a short term emergency, this has been going on for more than a decade and nearly nothing has been done
What do you recommend be done?
Now it’s at a critical level, they want to talk about environmentalism, we’ll here, solve this problem government, you created it.
@@10191927 well, I know I don't have all the answers. But I do know that power plants (nuke and fossil fuel) have to dump an enormous amount of heat. And desalination requires an enormous amount of heat. And California has an awful lot of coastline, next to ocean, aka saltwater. Call me crazy but the opportunity looks obvious.
lots has been done, alot more CO2 and other ghg have been added
I have several ideas....
The simplest and quite possibly the silliest question. What happens when the water runs out? No seriously. For real. Think about it.
Answer is, it becomes a dry ass completely useless desert like many lakes that have dried up before.
Sounds like a self-solving problem.
@@lemuelbecc You just found the simplest and silliest answer to this question. I love it.
@Shia Lebeouf: Life Coach Very thoughtful reply. Thank you!
People will have to move to the eastern portion of the country. We get lots of rain on the east coast.
Force SoCal cities to desalinate ocean water like many countries do and remove the large demand off of the Colorado river.
That would cost money that Republicans don't want to spend. Republicans only like to spend money on wars and tax breaks for the wealthy.
I keep saying the same shit, build desalination plants, droughts over problem solved.
@@PatrickPierceBateman California spend so much money on so many ridiculous things, it would be easy to find the funds for it if they just cut out the most stupid stuff.
Patrick, California is ran by democrats. They own that sh!t.
@@itswedgytime Amen !
As an Arizonan, they need to cut California off first. The water rights for the Colorado are utter BS. California has access to the coast and the worlds 5th largest economy, build some damn desalination plants.
If you knew your history, you would know that the Arizona National Guard fired their weapons at the Californians working on the Parker Dam site in the 1930's. As usual, the Californians were trying to bully Arizona and take the water by any means necessary. ( All this lead to a HUGE court case. ) Ah, the good old days!
And, yes, you are right; California STILL takes more water out of Lake Havasu than they are legally allowed to do so.
There are actually moron liberals blocking building desalination plants here.
If you look at a tributary map, California contributes nothing to the colorado river. Arizona contributes the most it looks like
Fifty years too late. Our government leaders are just clueless. 9/11 shout down all air travel and we still don't have a high-speed rail alternative. We don't learn from our mistakes, and we still keep all our eggs in one basket.
Mostly goes to Ag in CA to farmers that produce our food..
I love how people are more concerned about not being able to use there boat.
*their
@Tony Po lol you kinda missed the point, ill explain if you like.
lol grammar nazis are out today
@@Scott-ex2rm so are the grammar Pollacks.
@@johnh7899 lol not really sure what the hell thats supposed to mean, but good one i guess
Perfect example on how a city has outgrown it's resources and continues to drain every place around it. One would have figured long ago that it wasn't sustainable.
Bet they don’t limit nestle from taking 100 million gallons a day from the Colorado river 👁👁
@Peter Evans not sustainable.
Water mining in excess of the recharge rate is just not sustainable, and destroys groundwater-dependent ecosystems
@Peter Evans show me anywhere that can sustain groundwater extraction in excess of the recharge rate.
You simply do not understand what sustainable water resources management is.
@Peter Evans I wish I knew as little about recharge as you do.
It's because " rain and snow " don't resupply enough, that it's unsustainable, idiot.
July 13, 2021---Someone simply refused to do the math when it came to water. That normally, X amount of water enters Lake Mead via the Colorado River. But in 20 years, XXX amount of water has been used for new homes, casino's, etc. Instead of saving water like it was money in a bank account, it kept going out faster than what was being put in.
this attitude seems symptomatic, also for other resources.
People use to flock to the desert towns to get away from allergies but they took their favorite plants with them...
The water usage is mostly agricultural. Nevada only gets to use about 4% of the lower colorado river basin water, california gets about 58%. The water being used by homes is extremely small compared to the agricultural use.
CA hasn't built a dam since 1979 yet it's population went from 23.2M to almost 40M in this time.
No need to do math when you can just tax more and print fun bucks.
Anyone who lives in Las Vegas needs to have an exit strategy ready in the next couple of years...
For real. Rolling blackouts and water shortages are imminent
the strategy should be to cut off california
I guess my kids will be moving back in!
The beginning of climate migration
The strategy is being the ones upstream and actually controlling the dam.
You keep building and expanding over the years and you’re surprised that water levels are shrinking? You need to pay attention and stop electing the same idiots into office. Can’t say I feel sorry for you. I don’t live in an area running out of water.
nice take for the youth who have to suffer through our bullshit adult generation who has screwed up our future
@@deepfried1234 dont worry, today's youth are ensuring they themselves will have no future too. self destruction
@@derek20la ok so we are just fucked as a race then i guess where do we go from here
The water did not “disappear”. It was sent downstream to fill swimming pools, water lawns and golf courses.
No Sir, public/consumer water usage is a very small part of the overall water usage. In reality it mostly goes to the commercial farmers who turned the desert land into mega almond orchards and other crops.
Its just big Government and Corporations fuk'in things up as usual...then passing the tax and burden onto the people.
You are correct.
Exactly, it was wasted
Use ocean water for filling swimming pools.
Ever heard of a thing called evaporation? Stop being a classist commie dweep.
They don’t have a water problem, they have a people problem!
People account for 10% of water use. Frivolous agriculture uses the most by far. CA grows 80% of the world's almonds aka one of the world's thirstiest crops. It takes 1,900 gallons of water to produce 1lb of almonds but almonds are big business in CA so they're untouchable.
Illegals gotta drink too. 😕
They have a capitalist society problem, build more build or build more, desert cities need people from the East Coast to move here so there’s very little restriction on how much water is used they want it will look like where they came from.
@@Inpreesme Capitalist problem? Sure, it's not like communism has ever caused mass starvation.
You should be the first one to help us have less people then. Practice what you preach.
California needs to be responsible for its own state they need to start building desalinization plants!!!
CA does have the plants but the problem is that they use so much electricity the left won't let them use all the available capacity. Ties right in with the electrical grid
The united states doesn't have the technology, morals, or intelligence to do that.
Desalination technology is too expensive and energy consuming
@@torinmorris6648 we have the technology and means, but green deal idiots will never allow it.
No water + Dam = No Electricity. Desalination plants + No Electricity = No Water. :-) I guess they'll need to import electricity from neighbor state if they go that route.
Thank God the Midwest has the Great Lakes compact, otherwise those lakes would be drained too.
GW Bush's plan was to send them our water. I feel it could still happen. They illustrious west always gets priority.
Simple arithmetic, taking more out than is put in = draining lake.
@Håkan Bråkan Kråkan also no medicine, or renewable energy.
@Håkan Bråkan Kråkan
Maybe dig a channel to the Ocean in Canada by the Artic Ice Melt, that should fix it.
Thanks captain obvious
All these enviromental problems are being caused by governments across the word allowing deforestation, the loss of coral reefs, the overfishing by commercial fishing. The mismanagement of water resources. Countries dumping their garbage in oceans. The 250,000 sea turtle's dieing each year by being caught in commercial fishing net's. They all talk in circles about global warming. This is the perfect reason for depopulation so they can continue making that they will never be able to spend in their lifetime, but keeps the family dynasties going. People mistaken these rich people who donate large money that is a drop in the bucket to them, and have to have the media talk how great they are. They are wolves in sheeps clothing. Just a reminder, the pandemic was a virus from a lab that was made more lethal on purpose. Then within weeks it's in every country. In reality it was here in our blood donations in mid November before China announced it's first case in December 2019. If China did this then why has not one country called it an act of war? Who's to say the new Delta variant wasn't man made, and was released after a certain level was reached. Who's to say there won't be a third or fourth variant coming to the USA? Why has governments not done anything to China? This is deliberate, and no one will challenge China about it. We are nothing more than a pawn in our time on earth if you don't come from certain family lines. I'm just going to keep doing whatever I want until my time is up. One thing I will start with is why is our own government talking, but doing nothing? They need to answer this question to it's citizen's that are being murdered by this biological warfare againt the entire USA population?
@@consciousbeyondcomprehensi406 I hope you're joking
Simple California needs to get their water from the Sea. Stop stealing water from Colorado.
Yes, desalination. Saudia Arabia is looking into it.
California isn't 'stealing' the water, it's part of an agreement, but it's simply unfair for the coastal states to have access to sea water while a state like Nevada doesn't. California likes everything to revolve around the whims of California. Vegas is nothing more than a suburb of LA. The coastal states should be water independent and not get water from the Colorado.
Colorado doesn't exclusively own the rain that goes into the basin, dumbfuck.
@michael boultinghouse My point is, California has options, Nevada doesn't. Vegas is nothing more than a suburb of LA.
@michael boultinghouse You going to go with blaming the drought on illegals?
Meanwhile nestle is laughing all the way to the bank.
Nestle has been STEALING water for profit but no donations to FLINT
Nationalize the banks and break up Nestle
Say it with me "FUCK NESTLE"
I fucking hate Nestle
@Trumps Wall they take from anywhere and everywhere
It started 20 years ago when I heard this lady say out loud.
Hey I remember the water been up to here, now we have to walk an extra 10 minutes to get to the water.
And here we thought California was going to drown in the ocean. Now it's going to die of drought.
Not before their neighbors do. You can bet the powerful Democrats have already shaken hands with the powerful Democrats in the Fed. Lots of money still in California despite Newsom doing his darndest to drive the rich out.
well, when u wont stop building in the Friggin desert WHAT DO U REALLY EXPECT.....
Exactly
A lot of this goes to agriculture.
I was there in 2014...it was critical then...they had 7 years to build desalination plants and infrastructure to provide people with drinking water.
@mdo686 not only that its toxic to the environment.
Yep not practical
@mdo686 Nuclear power for the win.
@mdo686 Nuclear power doesnt hasten climate change.
@@oldcountryman2795 That alone comes with its share of issues. Risks of meltdowns. No such thing as perfect/clean energy
Funny how thousands of years ago we knew to build settlements near water, and then we went and built a metro in a literal desert.
It went well for a while!
It is almost as though overpopulation in a dry region is at fault for this 🤔
That's a damn good possibility. 😋
Yeah, but who could have predicted such a thing?
Don't forget that almost all of the fruits and vegetables you take for granted come from California, and this uses a vast majority of the water supply.
When the last tree is cut, the last river polluted, the last fish poisoned. People are gonna realize, you can't eat money.
I bet you are a hit at parties Eeyore.
Agree totally
@@MadnessMotorcycle lol what
Thing is, that last patch of greenery and clean water on earth will always be available to the rich.
@@elgoog7830 lucky me, I have wife. I'll just eat her 🎤🎤🎤⬇️⬇️⬇️
Boat guy says "...now it's almost impossible to launch." Uh, buddy, the problem is a lot worse than that...
Oh yeah? What are they going to do if the water disappears? Carry the boats?
@@VirtuellJo dum dum he is saying the problem is way bigger than some schmuck being able to launch a pleasure boat. We are talking a historic drought and possible water shortages
The total lack of awareness is staggering.
What is “boating” and Everytime i hear the word, i see white people?
@@VirtuellJo use wind power
Yeah, when I first moved to Vegas in ‘99, the water was pretty close to the bridge to the intake tower. Now it looks to be 50-60 feet lower.
They need to quit giving the last of our clean water to corps like Nestle.
No. They need to remove the dams and restore Colorado River flows to the Sea of Cortez before everything there dies out.
Preach!
So you don’t like chocolate milk?
@@naki5961 I don’t like my food to be harvested by child slaves or any slave for that matter. *Fuck Nestle!*
Nestle=scourge of the Earth
Doesn’t seem to be slowing down construction any, I see them pouring thousands of gallons of water on the dirt by my house every day just so drive over it with tractors lmao
Yup. I work construction and so much is just wasted cause of that.
Recycled water is used in my area for construction water. Buildings are dual plumbed, with the toilets on recycled water. Eventually recycled water, with Reverse Osmosis, will be augmenting our drinking water. A lot of municipalities are going to be augmenting with recycled water soon. We also have recycled water fire hydrants around the city.
Same in my area. It's just such a flipping waste. Especially while houses and buildings are just sitting there empty.
They know it's not really a permanent drought.
I guess all the Thundershowers we've (Nevada & Arizona deserts] been having the past few weeks gave it away.
@@judithturner1593 delusional
And they keep building houses and putting in pools. Lol once they declare federal emergency if trucks went around taking. Back all the water in the pools that might get their attention. When my parents still had their pool 15 years ago they had to top it off every day for 30-45 minutes just due to evaporation. I don't think we have the water for all these pools. And more.
I think AG business sucks more water than this...and with no control at all.
@@miqsh70 We need to eat, we don't need to have swimming pools.
@@xxshevilxx we don't need to eat excessively and waste 1/3rd of out food
@@eyasulegesse6208 Yes we do.
@@miqsh70 10% goes to urban consumption, 90% agriculture on average in CA
How about stop wasting water on growing almonds in Cali and watering lawns in Phoenix during the middle of summer. Madness.
california needs to be cut more than these small cities, they have a resturant in every freaking corner. They over use water daily to keep those golf courses full with grass. this is complete bs.
It won’t because most actually goes to CA farmers.
@@TS-gf6ou This ^^^^ the amount of water used on agriculture is ridicules in California, just the almond farms alone take a huge chunk from ground water supplies. And they wonder why the ground is so dry, constantly leading to forest fires.
Doesn't help that everyone decided " hey lets start farming in a desert that is only possible by using billions of gallons a week, this can never go tits up farming in a desert with rerouted water"
@@IIIAJHIII Significantly less rain and warmer winters have led to mass die offs of many trees as bark beetles have been able to survive through winter. This is why the forests are so dry and dead.
@@UnoDos96 technically only the southern portion of the Central Valley is a desert. Majority north is warm Mediterranean climate. Farms in Az I don’t know how those farmers manage with the intense heat.
How about no more watering at all for golf courses, business, homes to start.
Farms and major corporations use 95% of all the water...
@@Jarrizar Not so much is So-Cal, both still use a lot but the average water user in So-Cal uses waaay too much water. So-Cal is a desert but people want green lawns and clean cars.
Golf courses use wastewater by law. Same with outdoor water use on the strip. Those fountains you see? Wastewater by law.
@@TheBandit7613 finally someone who knows something. Thank you
@JCS the information is out there. It's not people or housing developments in California that's using the water. It's agriculture. The imperial Valley. Almond trees. Fruit trees. We all need this produce though. The problem is water storage. The environmentalists have stopped any new water storage or desalination plants for the last 40 years. That's insane. 75% of California surface water runs into the ocean. 75%. I'm hoping these severe water problems will wake people up.
Umm here’s a thought.. Don’t inhabit places that can’t naturally support human life. IE: Desert 🌵 🏜
Nor build cities below sea level!
If there’s an economy there’s a way.
@@Bradlalb123 The rest of the country should not have to foot the bill for another section of the country that should’ve never been developed in the first place. Just look at all the golf courses in that area. How do you think they keep the grass green? It’s arrogant. And I don’t consider myself to be a environmentalist, as a matter fact I’m a conservative. It’s just commonsense.
U have to live with the desert. Golf courses??! Lawns?? Money can’t buy everything
@@michaelakindley9644 I think you can play golf on sand, it is a wee bit hotter tho...
The company I retired from built a center to house 8-9k workers in Phoenix. My first thought was where are you going to get the water. Some people are clueless.
I’m interested to see what Gavin Newsom’s yard looks like towards the end of this drought
Yes somebody needs to take pictures of newsom's house Nancy pelosi's house I bet they're beautiful and green
You must be talking about his winery
Dude... Go ahead with that nonsense. You don't respond to problems like this in real time. America KNEW this was a potential problem 30 years ago, maybe longer
@@MTXSHO9732vV8SHO I blame jimmy carter
@@davidgoans6061 You both sound like torch and pitchfork toting villagers in a Frankenstein Movie. San Diego captures 0.0% of it's rainfall and has done so since it's inception. Go ahead, challenge me on it.. I did Audio Support local government for years. The crap you hear on the news isn't what actually happens in Council Chambers all over this country.
It’s high time southern California starts making desalination plants.
They are in Huntington Beach.
Don't worry, they're going to hire a team of Israeli water experts who will save the day, just like they've been saving people all over the world.
@@Qwijebo Israel is a genocidal state murdering everybody in Palestine.
@@yaosio You must be a raving Democrat that bought into the narrative of Israel is a bad state. When in fact the very reason that there is conflict, you tool, is that Hamas (supported by the regime of Iran) doesn't want peace and uses it's citizens as cannon fodder in order to sway public (European) sympathy.
If California didn't dump 3 out of 5 gallons of the water straight into the ocean. They need to upgrade their systems and use more of the water sent to them
🤣😂🤣 everyone wants to blame California but vegas drains the most water 🤣😂🤣😂
Shhhh you can’t say that. Lmao
They dump MILLIONS for fish.
Not even a month ago they did it again then said we’re in a drought.
Lol
@Nick Kirschner i think vegas banned lawns few months back
To be fair mother nature dumps tons of snow in north pole
Thats not true at all. We dont dump the majority of our water into the ocean
You didn’t say why the shortage is happening at such a rapid pace..
The Leftists are Dumping it into the Sea!.. REALLY, LOOK INTO IT!.
Another engineered crisis!.. Agenda 21/30 is real..
@@brucejenner8620 bro please shut the fuck up everyone hates you
'The world has enough for everyone's need, but not enough for everyone's greed." Mahatma Gandhi
If the rate of population expansion and consumption continues as is, all resources will be exhausted in less than 200 years. The US population alone has more than tripled in the last hundred years. Population control needs to be instituted, we have no choice if we want to survive.
@@davidkrappenschitz253 explain how
@@user-wx4nv8xr3d are you dumb or trolling? Be a lil more specific. Lol
@@davidkrappenschitz253 Malthusian catastrophies are provably falacious, and nothing but a thinly-veiled excuse to smuggle eugen*cs into mainstream discourse. The problem is not a lack of supply, the problem is rampant waste, perverse incentivization toward waste to maximize profit, and grossly disproportionate redirection of resources toward lavish overabundance of only a few communities and corporations that have the money and leverage to put themselves ahead of everyone else, in spite of their lack of need or material purpose. Your dogwhistles are no good here.
@@davidkrappenschitz253 Agreed. It would not be the end of the world if everyone was limited to two children.
And the people have no one to blame but themselves.
I blame Trump!
@@duperfastEUC you blame trump when the state of California has been mismanaging water for decades? That’s a joke right?
@@NDwhITeBoYZ Unfortunately i'st probably not, that is how the matrix instructed the sheep to think..
@@duperfastEUC just cut it out already I don't care if you love the guy or hate the guy let's just get over this election I'm so tired of it
@@NDwhITeBoYZ This country is full of jokes my friend.
Whats to come: Restrict water to communities BUT let it flow to the top one-percenter's whose lawyers bought legal rights ten-to-thirty years ago.
Well. That's why they voted Demo.
don't golf courses in vegas account for like 80% of all water usage?
@@YETICOPTER It's an multidimensional effect. Yes. Your correct. Just another draw on valuable water resources for hitting a golf ball. If you can pay for it. The golf corp's will continue getting the legal backing to water. It's all about the $.
All this fearmongering is always contradicted by stuff like this.. all i hear is one day its ohhhhhhhh nooooo the ice is melting we are all going to be underwater, then we hear ohhhhh noooo we are drying up we have no more water.. both of those things contradict one another.
"Thank goodness the authorities have been making extensive plans for this growing water problem over the past few years," said nobody at all in any of the hot desert states of america!
Hi, you've found your first person who had to write a college research paper on population growth and water shortages. Utah has been planning this for years and already has a massive multi-step plan in progress to resolve the issue. They don't go around advertising that though, because that doesn't make headlines :')
All the states have contingency plans drawn up by various experts and committees but they have to be implemented and that's a political process - say no more. Here in Wisconsin the (big) business community is up in arms because our (right-leaning) supreme court decided that the state DNR actually does have the authority to regulate huge CAFO farms when it comes to water quality. Business that use water fight tooth and nail to avoid any hindrance to their water access. Then of course local governments have to enact water saving regulations.
The covid thing went so well I can't imagine how easy cutting back on water use is going to be.
Just pull it out the ground. That's what all the agricultural farmers do. Until we start getting sink holes like in Mexico. But then we'll worry about that later
@@FireController1847 Nice to be proved wrong in this instance!
If the genius's in Sacramento can't figure out the high-speed rail project or how to solve the homeless problem, how can anyone believe they're even working on viable solutions to this problem?
Sacramento is not southern California. This isn't their concern. Unless you're talking about the Californian government. Then nvm me
@@aliciaevans2012 last time I checked the Capitol of California is in Sacramento.
@@joen.8364 No shit. That's why I said to ignore me if you were specifically talking about California's government
I love that this genius can’t spell geniuses.
You had free access to google and spellcheck but you still managed to spell like a moron. Well done.
The cities of Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Tucson has grown so much that they have exacerbated the water supply. This was not a problem in the early 60's. The systems that were developed in the early 60's were not designed to handle the large population growth that came after. One river and a few Reservoirs are not enough to provide 20 million people with enough water.
It's less an issue of having too many people and more an issue of wasting copious amounts of water and drought caused by climate change. In Arizona, for example, less than 20% of the state's water goes towards municipal usage. Of that municipal water, 70% is used outdoors to water grass, fill swimming pools, washing cars. On the other side of the coin, agriculture accounts for roughly 75% of the state's water usage. There is literally no reason to have massive cattle farms in the middle of the desert and even less reason to have golf courses and grass-filled yards.
Imagine that.
I love it, we californians get priority over everyone else. We're even stiffing mexico. that dam should never have been built. We Destroyed the ecosystem so harshly, that it may never recover. That water way sustained so many, and that dam cut it all short. And we wonder why we're always in constant droughts.
We have no idea just how large of an impact we leave with every new megastructure we build, but it's clear that the hoover damn has overstayed it's welcome. That water sustained an abundance of wildlife, now we see deserts expanding and less and less rain. The disappearance of forests and the expansion of deserts changed weather patterns dramatically, and the hoover dam is definitely playing a bigger role than we all thought.
And you know what's REALLY interesting, as the water level in these lakes have gone down the population in CA, AZ and NV has gone up and up and up. But people don't really use water except to water ski, boat and fish (sarc) And yet millions believe that unlimited population growth is the TRUE path to prosperity and economic growth.
Power and farming irrigation
Don't ask Canada for water. If our oil is no good for you then go pound salt.
California grows quite a bit of food as well. Big things are coming, big change. That what happens when you build in the dessert.
Because: Space Exploration.
Our excess population will be "the first Martians", as Bradbury once wrote.
There's an Orbital Hotel already being built planned to open in 1-1/2 years...
Keep in mind that people drink water to replenish ones water loss due to evaporation. Guess what...that water goes right back into the atmosphere as......you guessed it....water. now water does break its chemical bond due to uv radiation in the upper atmosphere and it releases its hydrogen atoms. The point being through my scientific rambling, is that you have no idea what your talking about. Technically, what your bitchin about is the redistribution of said water in another undesirable land mass. If you want more rainfall then you need to find a way to persevere water tension in the oceans. If the surface of water is calm and still, it has higher evaporative properties.
They should have been building desalination plants 20 years ago.
There's no ocean in Nevada or Arizona to get sea water in the first place.
@@kansasthunderman1 they mean in California 🙄
@@kansasthunderman1 Sigh.
That still destroys the oceans
@@cowboy4378 How? I really want to know. All it’s doing is taking salt out of ocean water so you can drink it and use it for various other things.
turn out the lights, the party's over.
It’s almost like it was a bad idea to build cities in the desert!
The Egyptians did it pretty well and figured it out🤔
I love how behind the curve they are . I work in San Antonio for San Antonio water we have a great aquifer that fills up quickly on a little bit of water. We go in to restrictions right away to maintain the water in the aquifer.. we dont wait for it to go bone dry before enacting restrictions. Seems like poor decisions are going to leave millions without water
I feel like this is a big theme in america: Wait till it's too late, then pick up the pieces. Medicare crisis? Can't have that unless people start dropping by the millions. Energy crisis? Nah let's shut down Nuclear plants and then tell NY they can't use air conditioning and cry. Water crisis? Nah let's wait for it to dry up. Gun crisis? Nah 400 mass shootings quarterly is not a crisis. what a joke of a country.
this is what democrats do, man! blue states are morons... what can I say?
@@Lukeasdf123 get your own medical insurance loser
Yeah, we have a lot of that going around
@@Lukeasdf123 Go find a job that offers medical benefits, or go buy it yourself. No one likes leeches.
People: "So that means we need to regulate it right?"
Feds: "Yes, we tax it more"
People: "No, regulate the water, not tax it"
Feds: "Not regulate the tax on water? Ok"
I remember this dam from gta San Andreas.
Easy, remove appointed elected officials from their duties if they defy their consitiuents
This happens in Finland too. But with gas prices. 8 dollars per gallon atm.
Well stated. 💯🤜🤛
@Woody Woods You have been exposed for stupidity
"California's share of water from the river won't be cut." Hahaha, you guys in Arizona and Nevada can just dig wells while the Californians live life large lol.
Yes, and we keep approving more housing development.
And then California turns around and let’s Nestle steal water for nothing, it’s so fucked
@Bob Watters I donno man, they could maybe build a pipe... but I guess that would be prohibited by Uncle Joe's Executive Order not to build them on federal land, or even Natives claiming it's bypassing their burial grounds... and at the end of the day, the climate activists would say it's a danger to the environment, pollution. I used to think my ex communist country has problems, watching the US since 2019 is like a non-stop, 365 days/year stand up comedy show.
Nice green lawns in a desert? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@gheaflorin Yea maybe it'd be a good idea to funnel all of canadas sludge oil all across the country to see if maybe we can pollute more rivers and aquifers, and increase the dead zone in the gulf.Yea ,profit at any cost has always been the way to go- the only platform republicans have are the oil boys mega platforms in the gulf.
This is why you don’t build civilizations in arid / desert climates.
Egypt and Mesopotamia would like a word about your uneducated statement...
Seriously look up a satellite image of Egypt and think about your statement
@@solinvictus4367 thats what happenes when you got no plan. Look at Dubai and other middle East .
government seems completely inept in solving any problems. If this has been going on for 20 years why didn’t try to address the problem earlier and try to fix it.
Because before politics weren't involved. Now it's a political issue that will be used to suck the life out of people.
@@moveon7564 lmao republicunts like you always blame like little babies, man up and start fixing problems instead of whining like a snowflake
@@moveon7564 when it comes to water, NYS has a pretty good reservoir system. But these were built decades ago by people with foresight.
@@moveon7564 Dude stop whining. There’s problems that both Republican and Democrat states have but it’s always Republicans crying about Dem states being destroyed. These are problems that can be solved if people stop yelling that it’s a Democrat or Republican state problem.
@@moveon7564 yes NYC is run by inept morons. But up until this last year it was the safest big city in the US. I know cause I’m a life long NYC resident. I’ve seen awful mayors and good mayors. Made all the difference. Oddly enough the awful ones were Democrats and the good ones were republican or quasi-republican like Bloomberg.
Its almost like building in the desert wasn't even a consideration.
People were desperately trying to flee Democrat run west coast states, but brought their voting behavior with them and turned Nevada, New Mexico, and Arizona blue...remember we gotta "go green" and plug all of our electric cars (components mined in China) into the grid! (And then subsequently overtax the grid resulting in power outages) but those oil and gas companies sure are evil....
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@@migooknamja lmao oil companies are stupid imagine if those dessert states invested in solar there would literally be no problem with energy but yall gotta tax people who own solar panels because oil companies lobbied for it.
@@ricoparadiso this isn't convincing at all, it just makes you look weird honestly.
@@migooknamja no one paid attention, 2010 China claiming that they could make it snow 22 plus feet, it is no coincidence that Texas had their freeze. Also FYI their green project their wind turbine project that they did. Guess who paid for it, none other than China.
Check it out about 10:00 or 11 months ago I'm sorry time evades me especially since the lockdowns. I know it's July. And I believe today is Tuesday no Wednesday I missed Monday. Anywho.
Just around 11 months ago China claimed they would have control of global agriculture. When asked how, they simply said, the weather.
If you pay attention to Canada a prime minister was actually thinking some sources for the rain that they have had to keep the fires back at Bay. Did you see the whole town that went up in flames in Canada? Almost exact situation as california. And go figure harrp even released and no fly zone right at the specific time when they were having their fires. Guess what was playing around with our weather. And guess who has funded are geoengineering you know the spring of our skies. None other than Bill Gates.
When their water is gone.
BURN BABY BURN!
MISMANAGEMENT AT ITS BEST.
There going pack up and head to Texas .
They only let nestle take 100 million gallons per day
Lol, they're so fucked out west.
@@haylocktransport6695
Texas already has tons of people.
@@taylorcarson9213 nestle is also sucking up tons of water from the Great Lakes as well!
Way more important than vaccination issues.
I’m draining it to get the plane out. Don’t worry, I’ll fill it back up when I’m done
I used inflatables in fallout new vegas
They'll probably tap more into the aquifers underground until those are completely drained too.
That's next they're about to fuck their shit up
The Ogalalla Aquifer is all but gone
Nestle already hit that up for bottled water.
So why do people there still water golf courses? Priorities of course! When you are rich, your money makes all the problems go away.
When you are rich, your money makes all the problems someone else's problem.
You are not remotely close to the true
@@glasscleaner8970 They comment Cause Fools have to say something..
Golf courses use reclaimed water.
@@notmycat Thanks! Good to hear.
Truth does not mind being questioned whereas a lie does not like being challenged.
Carlin said "the planet is fine, the people are fckd"
It was amazing how he could see past all the bullshit during that time. I miss him and Bill Hicks too. I would say I wish they were still around but no, they dont deserve to be around to see what has become of this world.
@@enriquehernandez2857 here here
Carlin worst comedian ever. Facts
@@anthonyp2113 stfu, putz
Earth + Plastic
All of southern Nevada, Southern California and Arizona use this water. There are simply too many people living in a desert. The water is simply going to dry up.
But California has a housing crisis remember? So they’re going to build a bunch more houses.
Don't move east though, we don't want you people voting like morons out here
@@pillharrmen5979 Please! Leave those retards where they belong in the desert!
I'm no scientist but you've built your homes in a desert
lmao
@Jacob Brown didn’t know Florida was a desert and human civilization started around the ocean coast all around America, hence they were doing agriculture when settlers came and “found” America
@Jacob Brown i think Mesopotamia was more tropical back in the day
It’s ok, In a thousand years or so, they’ll have plenty of water, enough to not complain about.
@Jacob Brown Human civilisation began in an area that was known as the "The Fertile Crescent".
Yup, after a 20-year drought and progressive water level declines, this is no surprise. Yes, CA is next.