Even though Ogallala can recharge, it’s a slow process. Research from sources such as the United States Geological Survey shows that withdrawals from its water supply far outpace that rate.
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West Texas A&M University, and others,
up to 40% of Ogallala will be unable to support irrigated crop production within the next 80 years. Other studies have even more dire news, projecting that the entire aquifer will be 70% depleted within the next 50 years.
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I don't believe the university, it's Texas of course. I don't believe anything that comes out of Texas.
When we run out of water, look for high inflation on food, the Midwest is where most our food comes from. Corn belt. We have to use other aquifers. CA is the biggest, food will cost a lot traveling from CA, inflation, get use to it.
A lot of it is drought.
Conservatives, they don't realize precious earth. They don't want to have clean energy and the GOP is doing all to fight it.