the estimated cost of refilling the Aral is around 1.1T USD, or 4.5T at maximum speedrun autismshould we just give the bill to Russia?they can just pay it with the cotton they farmed, ez
the beaver corps would do it for free
BITEME!,,,refill your BUTT!,,,Nevada istealing the crop water to Refill Walker Lake?!,its been going down for 1000 years!,time pastit filled Half of Nevada.,,,,now they think it can be FULL?!?!,,stopeating?,nomore drinking for YOU!,think of the Salty lake!,were no fish live, and never will.,,ok,,,MAYBE ocean fish can be introduced,,,or those saltpup fish,butrout?, just no.
>>2870983SHUTUP,,,youretard!, posthe femalexplaining thisin feely talk.,,obfiscating doubletalk.https://desertreport.org/saving-walker-lake/
dolphins,,live here.
same thing with the Colorado riverjust start drone striking the farmsit's not like humans need corn or wheat to survive
>>2870983why would you grow anything in nevada when nebreska exists?
or what if you just... undammed the rivers instead? the best part of nature is that it does it for free.
>>2870946Why? Not being sarcastic, genuinely asking.
>>2871000Its not the corn or wheat. Most of that is grown in the heartland off of rain water.Its the almonds and pistachios in California.It takes one gallon of water to produce a single almond.A grass fed cow doesnt need to drink water on a regular basis because most of its water it gets from the grass.Meanwhile hippy fucktards that need almond milk are draining the colorado.
>>2871072>Its the almonds and pistachios in California.No to nitpick but the almonds, pistachios and rice that are huge water hogs are grown further north in the central valley and gets its water from the Sierra....the Colorado river water goes to the Imprerial and Coachella valleys which primarily grow winter fruits and vegetables and alfalfa
>>2871075It's all interconmected.We have aqueducts to route the water from the Sierra Nevadas to SoCal.Without the almonds and pistachios, less water would be pulled from the Colorado.An even bigger issue is the chinese owned farms in Arizona who have CCP money to drill ultra deep wells (2,500-5,000 feet) and pump like crazy and then the American farmers are fucked when their 700 foot wells run dry.
>>2871122>contThe aquifers theyre draining took 50,000 yeat to fill. There is no recovery at this point. Example is a famous pic of how much the San Joacuin valley sank from 1925-1977 as ground water was pumped out for crops. This will be repeated across the southwest over the next 50 years until its another dustbowl devoid of life.
>>2871122>An even bigger issue is the chinese owned farms in Arizona>China owns 322 acres of AZ farmlandcool story bro
>>2871159Lol.>one confirmed chinese GOVERNMENT farm.Just for starters- a chinese company owns Smithfield foods and all of their land holdings.So stfu and gtfo.
>>2871163>Smithfield foodsowns no farmland in Arizona. >CO water is used for almonds>Chinese Communist Party is drilling wells in Arizona>A Bigger problem than chronic drought and water mismanagement is the Chinese owing 322 acres of farmland in AZ. everything you say is wrong. So STFU and GTFO
>>2870946re-route a river that flows north into the Arctic Ocean.
>>2871170You have to be a paid shill.380,000 acres.
>>2871172>faced with confronting his own ignorance and falsehoods his only cope left is...>You have to be a paid shill.>posts unsourced, false maplolhttps://www.eacourier.com/free-access/chinese-land-ownership-in-arizona-overstated-on-usda-map/article_c78b6a90-1b6a-4844-8310-f93aed69bcd0.html"Apart from exaggerating the scale of the problem by coloring in the nation’s 15th biggest county — all 9,200 square miles — the map was based on an erroneous 2021 list that showed 9,892 acres owned by Chinese interests in Arizona"China owns 322 acres of farmland in Arizona. China owns less than 1% of all US farmland owned by foriegn countries. Is that really the windmill you want to fight Donny?
>>2871175None of that is acceptable.And your link is misinformation.Saying "china" doesnt own farmland but purposely excluding "chinese nationals own 380,000 acres" is propaganda.Notice none of it says "this land is actually owned by americans". It says "this land isnt owned by the chinese GOVERNMENT".Now fuck of you lying cumsucking asswipe.
>>2871180>china" doesnt own farmlandI never said that. You are terrible at this. You say shit, its gets pointed out thats it false and then you are so fucking immature that instead of reflecting on the fact that you were spreading false information you chimp out like retard. Any facts contrary to your conspiraTard narrative is "misinformation" lolYou claimed a bigger issue than the drought/water management problem in the SW was>An even bigger issue is the chinese owned farms in ArizonaWhich turns out isnt really a problem since they only own 322 acres in AZ lol18 countries own more farmland in the US than China...why not bitch about them?
>>2871190How fucking stupid are you?Do you even inderstand english?>2021 list that showed 9,892 acres owned by Chinese interests in ArizonaSo "China" doesnt own 9,892 acres of farmland in Arizona, "Chinese Companies" own 9,892 acres of farmland in Arizona.So yes when I said "chinese owned farms in Arizona" it was accurate.The other countries arent digging super deep wells and sucking the aquifer dry.Fuck off Chang.
>>2871194>So yes when I said "chinese owned farms in Arizona" it was accurate.You are either intellectually stunted or you just didnt read which is it?"the map was based on an erroneous 2021 list that showed 9,892 acres owned by Chinese interests in Arizona.It is almost identical to a map that appeared in the conservative New York Post 13 months ago. The U.S. Department of Agriculture corrected the list on which the two maps were based last September.All but one of those parcels were linked to Walton International Group, a global real estate management company based in Scottsdale.But only the Chandler parcel actually had a Chinese owner. The Walton Group realized the error when the Wall Street Journal inquired about its holdings last fall. The company then successfully petitioned the USDA to correct its list.The Walton Group land includes 8,670 acres in Pinal County and 900 in Maricopa County that were misattributed to China. The USDA now shows the owners are from Canada, Germany, Singapore and Malaysia — all U.S. allies or partners.Most of that land has been earmarked for residential development, such as the 290-acre Vista Bonita project in Buckeye, about 70 miles from the proving range.A 315-acre site near Eloy in Pinal County with owners in Singapore is set to become a solar panel farm managed by EDF Renewables, a subsidiary of a French energy company. The solar farm is scheduled to be operational in 2028.The site in Chandler with actual Chinese ties was purchased in 1983 and is not linked to the Walton Group. "by all mean, please reply with more cope.
>>2871195Walton International Group Senior Partner on Board of Advisors.>Dato Chan Tien Ghee.Investment fund with primary investors from "multiple nations".Vice had a great exposé on the "farms" in Arizona with armed guards (chinese nationals) at the gates.Youre either getting paid overtime from ShareBlue or are an actual CCP agent.Fuck off Chang.Hahahahahhahahahahaha
