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zavyx
rank | Mon Aug 13 04:19:16 2018 the water runs out. Consider this, (Im not putting this forward as a hypothetical, this is a prediction) In about 20 years time, all the damns in all the nations will run out of water (global warming is a bitch), all the farms will fail to produce a crop, all the grocery stores will run out of stock, all the companies will go bust, all the people will sit around waiting for all the government to do something, and nothing will be done. How do we see world war 4 playing out? Discuss??? |
hood
rank | Mon Aug 13 04:40:07 2018 We won't run out of water. Not even an interesting what-if. |
tumbleweed
rank | Mon Aug 13 04:45:54 2018 sand is running low too luckily we have an environmentally conscious president |
Dukhat
rank | Mon Aug 13 04:54:23 2018 20 years is a somewhat exaggerated timeline. We have about 20 to 40 years before it becomes irreversible depending on the force feedback loops thqt are ocurring. Rich countries will have food and water. Everyone else will struggle including poorer people in the Western world. |
obaminated
rank | Mon Aug 13 05:03:49 2018 I imagine a mad max like scenario, not sure how we will keep cars running but ill definitely start my own band of cannibals. |
zavyx
rank | Mon Aug 13 05:09:13 2018 yea, 20 years was being positive, when I run some numbers, I come up with 7 years. when I say government will do nothing, they could build desalination plants, but I have heard nothing yet, here in australi we are seeing a repeat of the last decade. In november 2010, we got the announcment that there was three weeks water left in our dams, then we got a flood... hallelujah. I guess most people think thats going to happen again; I can assure you, it won't. The water is going to run out, you are going to starve to death, and we are going to kill each other, and eat each other and drink each others blood to survive. It should make for some interesting sit coms. Best of luck, I'll see you on the other side, if you are going to drink blood, make sure they're young and sweet, and have no vaginal warts. |
Pillz
rank | Mon Aug 13 05:19:06 2018 Third world countries like India and Pakistan, all of Africa. They'll suffer. Iraq and Afghanistan too. I see Egypt failing to build infrastructure in time. Honestly not sure about Iran and Syria. Iran desperately needs to secure its water future. The US will suffer, but Canada will wring itself dry to sustain it until we decide enough is enough and let you die. In the end, unless America invades Canada for our water, we'll be the last nation standing. Largest reserves of fresh water in the world |
Aeros
rank | Mon Aug 13 05:20:59 2018 We are not going to run out of water. Some parts of the world will though. |
Wrath of Orion
rank | Mon Aug 13 06:31:32 2018 When I run some numbers, I come up with you being a retard. |
zavyx
rank | Mon Aug 13 07:42:03 2018 you may wish to play stupid, but we are truly farked up - maybe you didn't notice the last three years of constant heatwave increases in the northern hemisphere , and drought increase globally, you people really aren't paying attention, the world is screwed, WW4 will be over food and water. |
jergul
rank | Mon Aug 13 07:47:28 2018 Aquifer degradation is a thing. The texarkansan panhandle is running low (to name an example from memory) |
Hot Rod
rank | Mon Aug 13 07:57:22 2018 "In about 20 years time, all the damns in all the nations will run out of water (global warming is a bitch)" What goes up must come down. |
Nimatzo
rank | Mon Aug 13 09:14:37 2018 >>Iraq and Afghanistan too. I see Egypt failing to build infrastructure in time. Honestly not sure about Iran and Syria. Iran desperately needs to secure its water future.<< Mm yes that afro-asian dry patch. There are plans in Iran for desalination in the Caspian and pipelines to Fars, but don’t think it has started. |
Nimatzo
rank | Mon Aug 13 09:19:51 2018 http://www...expand-across-middle-east.html So they wisely went with the Persian Gulf |
Paramount
rank | Mon Aug 13 11:52:35 2018 ”what will happen when...” There will be riots, violence, killings, wars, and people will die of thirts and bullets and bombs. |
Average Ameriacn
rank | Mon Aug 13 17:09:18 2018 WTF you're dumb? I will simply drill my own well when water runs out. MAGA! |
Sam Adams
rank | Mon Aug 13 17:49:39 2018 Seb probably thinks this could happen. |
Nekran
rank | Mon Aug 13 18:30:18 2018 Why do you keep skipping WW3? |
swordtail
rank | Mon Aug 13 19:03:00 2018 How To Turn Salt Water Into Fresh Water (Simple Improvised Distillation) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_-wFiFdwAE |
kargen
rank | Mon Aug 13 21:55:12 2018 If things continue as they are now the Ogallala Aquifer in many places will be depleted meaning the farmers will have to switch from corn to either dry land wheat or sunflowers and switch from cotton to hemp. |
Nimatzo
rank | Mon Aug 13 22:22:16 2018 GOOD, you are eating yourselves fat on corn starch and hemp is a much more efficient and useful plants. You can eat the seeds for good fat and protein, you can smoke it, make cloths and all kinds of materials from it. |
kargen
rank | Mon Aug 13 23:00:50 2018 Smoking hemp will get you nothing. Hemp is not marijuana. But yeah hemp should be a staple crop in the United States. The corn grown in the area I am commenting on is mostly field corn and is used for feeding cattle. because the field corn can also be used to make ethanol corn prices are up so more corn is planted. The corn grown in Iowa and Indiana is sweet corn and is what we eat. That area gets enough rain they do not need to irrigate as much. A lot of farmers are actively trying to reduce the amount of water they use. Unfortunately large corporate farms have the mentality of get the money while the getting is good and are actually increasing water use to increase yield. Kind of a funny coincidence but earlier today a former state representative called and asked me if I could print some data out for him. There is a large ranch near the Oklahoma/Colorado border that was recently sold and the new owners want to drill 57 new wells. They are being sued over and I guess the data I am going to print will be used in the case. |
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