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What team are you on for the upcoming water wars? California or Midwest Is Best? I will lay down my life to protect the Great Lakes from the thieving westerners

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ted (not lasso)

um what are the water wars

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you seem to be forgetting the machine that was demonstrated years back, what took sewage and produced a fresh glass of water, and bill gates drank from that water

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Zenigame pfp

I swear I'm not engagement baiting and actually tried to google "water wars" to no avail. Could you fill me in (or send a link)?

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Daniel Sinclair

@danielsinclair

I've noticed that more of the tri-state area feels like a humid subtropical climate now. NYC itself is even reclassified now. I'd guess that will continue to extend north-west and bring more rain to the mid-west, so my bet is that they'll have it easier than the west https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/24/nyregion/climate-change-nyc.html

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Taylor 🌈 ᖭི༏ᖫྀ

@endureandsurvive.eth

Where do we fall if we live in the Nevada desert 🤔 I also know for a fact I’m not surviving any water war so will be signing off spiritually if I’m ever faced with resource decline.

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@thecurioushermit

I was literally claimed by a river in Michigan, so obviously I'm picking the Midwest.

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is desalination that hard?

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🇨🇦🤝🇺🇸 the Great Lakes belong to those who live around the Great Lakes

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Jess pfp

Ppl in the Midwest and other areas with abundant freshwater supplies will likely have to fend off larger populations in cities that don't have easy access to these water sources - i think urban centers will be able to wield their power and compel/force these regions to share their water resources -Ideally, though, cities should be able to develop solutions to extract water using their current resources, ie atmospheric water generators

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Daniel Sinclair

@danielsinclair

The San Jose desalination project proved it can work in California; I think we'll see that propagate a lot later this decade and it's already starting. Israel is already at >85% desal, so it is very possible. Will get much cheaper with nuclear too https://www.chicoer.com/2024/07/23/desalination-plant-proposed-for-san-francisco-bay/

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max ⚡ pfp

those lakes are our birthright, GoT-style

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@mikedemarais.eth

fuck california

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As a life long born and raised Californian, I hope this is denied. California needs to figure it out and lead the tech. Maybe also start with not growing water intensive crops for export, replacing golf courses with housing, and outlawing monoculture manicured lawns.

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Look us Washingtonians are staying out of it just leave us and our water TF alone 😤

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Our inland seas, all the way.

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northern nevada has 30+ years of water security thanks to our share of tahoe and the reservoirs californians will militarize their side of the border as a first move, to keep the lake exclusive, preventing the cali poors from ever seeing a day on the lake, and nevada owns 27%, so they'll install border checks and block aquatourists

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@vizualobserver

Second City --> First City

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