Mac-7
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We have plenty of water in the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific OceanCattle, Cotton, Pecans, Hay, Lettuce
Seems all that can be grown where there is more water. East of the Missippi
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We have plenty of water in the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific OceanCattle, Cotton, Pecans, Hay, Lettuce
Seems all that can be grown where there is more water. East of the Missippi
Las Vegas is actually ahead of the curve on water conservation, they have been taking fairly aggressive steps for years to lessen their water consumption, but the amount of water used daily makes me think that it is still not sustainable, especially since they get around 4" of rain per year. The average household uses over 200 gallons of water per day.Waiting for Las Vegas to do the same....
so?We have plenty of water in the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean
People in the southwest like where they areso?
why desalinate and pump water if crops can grow and cattle be raised where the water is?
Oh? Yes sir, yet they dont have the water or electricity.People in the southwest like where they are
And they have the climate for high production
Arizona does not touch either. One is in a foreign country. Both are so inefficient they will require so much money that it would have to be built the government.We have plenty of water in the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean
According to libs we will have all the cheap electricity we want thanks to solar panelsOh? Yes sir, yet they dont have the water or electricity.
Nor do they have the soil. That shitty sand needs tons of fertilizer
What foreign country are you referring to?Arizona does not touch either. One is in a foreign country. Both are so inefficient they will require so much money that it would have to be built the government.
Marxism? Socialism? Corporate welfare?
YoursWhat foreign country are you referring to?
California?
With all this "free" renewable energy that the climate sheep bleat on about, seawater desalination should be cheap as chips. So what's happened to this fantastic free energy?Yes ... it's expensive ... but as the price of water goes up, this will be our best option ... The Saudis have been at it for a while {Cite} ...
You are babbling nonsenseYours
You are trollingYou are babbling nonsense
With all this "free" renewable energy that the climate sheep bleat on about, seawater desalination should be cheap as chips. So what's happened to this fantastic free energy?