Daily reminder, that half of united states is just DRY HELL, people die of dehydration on the streets.
It's just pathetic. Russia has water everywhere, we can turn on the tap, go away and forget about it. And we don't care, because we have infinity water.
>>67106277
It's also the reason you've bad roads.
>>67106277
I'm in extreme drought. Not even exceptional. I'll be fine.
They also just opoened a desalination plant and our building another one so I do't think we'll go thirsty, but CA makes a shit ton of crops. Not just for the US either for a whole lot of countries around the world.
If you guys would stop bombing Ukraine eastern Europe might be able to fill a nitch and not be such a shithole.
beast coast wins again
west coast stayin dryer than their dick
>>67106374
Shit tier reply
Russians don't have roads
>>67106277
Wew lad, well wew'd my lad
>>67106277
>dry in Louisiana
We're getting flooded right now you stupid vodka nigger
>>67106538
>russians are to blame for hohols failures
>>67106277
>v3m2map6
>map
>posts a map
Neat.
>>67106277
this is the wettest 6 months they will have in the next 10 years, when el nino comes back with this strength.
It's over. Food will be produced in northern europe and russia
>>67106277
> people die of dehydration on the streets
You know this isn't true.
>>67108564
there is where they die of stupidity
>>67106277
its more like 1/3 of the united states. only yellow -red is drought land. the map also doesnt have alaska and hawaii
i take 35 minute showers and by bottled water not because i think its better but because i know its from another state. i may also poor out half of any 1 bottle and run the hose for a hour to water the grass just because
>All that "murricas the greatest oo-rah"
>It's the 21st frickin century
>All those lakes.
>Literally surrounded by oceans
>Still dying in a drought
WTF
>>67108943
>oceans
>drinking water
>>67109039
>ocean water
>not drinkable
just let it sit for a while so all the salt sinks to the bottom you fucking retard
>>67106277
fight me fag
>>67106277
Wow, guess all those floods in Louisiana and Mississippi didn't do anything.
Reminder that the Ogallala aquifer supplies irrigation to a massive amount of US farmland and could be empty within the next 20 years.
>>67106277
>leave water running
>have to pay 20 euros at the end of the month
>literally sells house and organs and still can't afford to play
>take one last deep breath and wish you are born in the US of A next time
>kick the chair
>>67106277
I live in the bay area in california,
it hasn't stopped raining for over a week now
just saying.
Also, you have no idea how californian hydrography works.
nice chattin snownig.
>>67109039
>>oceans
>>drinking water
guess where the potable water comes from on naval ships.. hint. it isn't bottled water from Wall-Mart
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>>67106565
where we're going, we don't need roads
the problem is more they just keep pumping out ground water during the drought
>>67109266
>Mexico in charge of education
I just got 8 inches of rain in 48 hours here in Memphis
>usa is dry
>haha i showed them
what a lame thread, not even political
>>67109566
>it's raining in March, how could there be a drought?
>it's snowing in winter, how could there be global warming?
>my end of the ship is 200ft in the air, how could we be sinking?
>>67110042
Droughts are commonly cyclical in california.
And the western united states in general.
>>67109419
I don't get it, why are the fields circles? Surely that's not the best use of space
>>67110386
Top irrigation, silly hipster city slicker.
>>67110386
Because the irrigation systems consist of a long sprayer on wheels trusses, that rotates around a central point, like a the hand on a clock.
Yes some of the land goes unused, but the circular irrigation system is so much simpler than other methods that it makes up for the unused land.
