@@frankkramer169 then your issue isn't Saudi Arabia and it is actually Republican reckless irresponsibility with a finite essential resource. This isn't the only issue Republicans are reckless regarding since they love pollution and defend polluters while denying the threat of climate change.
We got Republicans who gave our groundwater to the Saudis, and agri industrial farmers while complaining that building a desalinationplant costs way too much money. And Democrats who give money to other countries but not here. It's going to be up to us to address the issue. Not the GQP or Limousine Liberals.
That's good the groundwater in America is contaminated anyways because Monsanto destroyed us we got the technology to make it I don't think they care. They're making money on everything every damn thing next will be air.
We also have zillions of idiots who voted for Mark Kelly, who voted away Arizona's claim to 21% of the Colorado River rights. Duh. Democrats are Air heads.🤬
Don't forget, like 18 years ago or so. A huge investigation about Az ground H20 usage. Agriculture or Building construction. The ppl. Voted for Construction.**** Can't eat cement. What a bunch of dicks. Got $$ in the pocket for selling dust bowl LAND.😱
Just shut it all off, what the hell did you think was gonna happen, building homes at a blazing pace, knowing there won't be enough water plus the fact that it's 150,000 degrees 8 months a year. Imagine that.
Need a place to live for all the people who do not want to work. That way they can spend their handouts on important things like sports book, casinos, green hair dye, tattoos and piercings. And a $1200 cellphone.
@@davecozzi9721 LMFAO , this why we need to stop giving free handouts to lazy ppl , hell I'd seen people help junkies out more nowadays instead of helping people that actually need help , it's like the twilight zone
I would be more worried about the Invasion at the border there must be something they're not telling us as far as I see and watch Mexico they have a Water Crisis too it's at the point to where they got to have tanker trucks pulling up at businesses just like you see at gas stations so they can deliver water. Has anybody ever seen the sky lately it's almost like they control the water the rain sad times we live in going to get worse guaranteed.
Chip factories are not even a blip compared to all the golf courses and man-made lakes. When the idiots are the ones who have the money, anything goes.
AZ has more than enough water for Arizona. I wish these people wouldnt fear bait their viewers. This lady sounds so shady you can barely see her speaking. Listen to the plumbers who built the water system in this state, NOT ANGRY KARENS.
Reading these comments and I get the impression people don’t realize what the main problem is. Did everyone attend ASU? 😂. Seriously, someone suggested the state should consult plumbers? 😳 Agriculture probably accounts for 80% of water usage. Everyone knows not much can be grown in a desert without irrigation so that number shouldn’t surprise anyone. Worse yet a lot of what is being grown are water intensive crops out of short term greed. The world is getting warmer which is only going to exacerbate irrigation demands. AZ really needs to rethink what it grows and scale back its agriculture. I realize that would be a significant economic loss but what options does Arizona have? Not having enough water will kill of agriculture eventually anyways as well as introducing a lot of hardship for Arizonans . The larger problem is there aren’t any quick solutions. Even if the Great Lake states or Mississippi River states let u siphon off water (which they won’t) any sort of canal or pipeline would take decades to build. Even desalination plants take years to build and would significantly eat into Agricultures profitability. Obviously it makes more sense to have California desalinate and cut off CA Colorado River allocation. I get pools in AZ but does it really need all of its golf courses? Do they even use grey water to water them? AZ literally has some HOAs that require homeowners to plant trees and have a lawn! People move to the desert and then try to make it not look like a desert…..it’s dumb!
@@ellenlandowski1659 Actually, not entirely true. The reason nothing happened is because those dams are being used to provide water to 40 million people when the dams aren't rated to sustain or support that overpopulation. It was built in the 60's where the population was barely 20 million. I'd give it maybe 2-3 years before the reservoirs dry up completely. Good luck.
@@luminatrixfanfiction Like I said before, they will move into those areas as soon as they completely ruin where they are now. Probably as illegal aliens,. That is already happening so it is not very far fetched.
Giant buildings known as DATA FARMS have sprouted up throughout the southwest, 192 nationwide. These buildings house tons and tons of servers. You probably wont believe me but each of these buildings WASTE, literally waste over one million gallons of public use water EVERY DAY . YES the same water intended to serve the residential and commercial properties is being wasted to cool massive data farms. Not joking, it's real. Most of them wont publicly disclose their daily water use. They claim it's not actually wasted as it goes into the sewer system, which ends up at a water treatment facility and after 4 months of intense filtration, it's injected back into the municipal water infrastructure . GOOGL was promised under contract no matter what happens, they will get 1.4 BILLION GALLONS to use as they wish over a ten month program. The rack servers generate so much heat that hydro cooling is the best way to cool these systems. It's hidden from the public, They never mention it in any of these news stories. Because they are all paid off by the companies that farm the data. Crazy Right ?
California's reservoirs are currently 35% full and with any luck after this next round of storms perhaps they will be at 40%, but the Colorado river doesn't flow down from California.
I would be next door down south that country there is running out of water it's at the point to where they got tanker trucks filling up stores businesses because nothing's flowing through the pipes. People are coming here and literally stealing our water the feds don't care because they're paid to make it rain.
*Buys house in the middle of an arid desert along with thousands of other geniuses over the decades Gee whiz guys I wonder why we are running out of water
Unfortunately the ground is so dry it will not make it to the proper tributaries, landslides change the topography and this could also have an impact on things. We are also seeing warmer temperatures which means the air can hold more water. This is why we use hot air to dry things, the warmer the air is the amount of water it can hold is exponentially multiplied.
Too bad there's no way for us to make homeowners use and recycle their own pool water. How many gallons does it take to fill those again? How often do they need to be drained and filled to maintain? That'd be some bs if they give farmers less allocations so Cindy Lu Who and her friends can swim privately while the rest of us starve.
Pools need to be drained about every 3-4 years. Average pool size let say is 15,000 gallons. Most of the farmers are farming for feed for milk cows. some farmers are out of country farmers using our water for their produce. Pools aren’t the problem. Water leaks, improper landscape watering, server facilities, etc use a lot of water. See the Colorado River usage rights. The usage allotment was oversold. It does not have enough water capacity to cover the agreements. Purchase water sense faucets and toilets.
@@asuchemist3371 Correct. Pools are not an issue. We do not drain them for the winter so, no refilling. I've lived here all my life and have never drained a pool for any reason besides repair. We provide more power and water to other states than we take for ourselves.
If there’s such a big water crisis, why are all these factories and homes being built all over Gilbert, Mesa, and throughout the valley? Tell me. Someone tell me please. 🥸
Build Desalination plants and canals, and take the desalinated seawater from the sea to fill the reservoirs inland. Cost too high? Not at all. What do you think it will cost if we run out of water? It will cost more than money. We will pay in lives. Besides, the cost of building a couple desalination plants and canals is nothing compared to terraforming entire planets. Why are we getting worked up about the cost of baby toys? We haven't even begun.
You are trying too hard. Look deeper and there is NO water crisis in AZ. AROUND AZ has many problems. ARIZONAS BIGGEST WATER PROBLEM IS THE SURROUNDING STATES STEALING OUR WATER.
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Thanks to Ducey we have been giving our groundwater away to the Saudis since 2017 to grow alfalfa for Saudi dairy cows.
Exactly!
Yeah when I learned about this, I was pretty pissed. No foreign use.
You people didn't want government regulations so you can stop blaming Saudi Arabia.
@@sentientflower7891 I am blaming Doug Ducey, read my post.
@@frankkramer169 then your issue isn't Saudi Arabia and it is actually Republican reckless irresponsibility with a finite essential resource. This isn't the only issue Republicans are reckless regarding since they love pollution and defend polluters while denying the threat of climate change.
We got Republicans who gave our groundwater to the Saudis, and agri industrial farmers while complaining that building a desalinationplant costs way too much money. And Democrats who give money to other countries but not here.
It's going to be up to us to address the issue. Not the GQP or Limousine Liberals.
That's good the groundwater in America is contaminated anyways because Monsanto destroyed us we got the technology to make it I don't think they care. They're making money on everything every damn thing next will be air.
We also have zillions of idiots who voted for Mark Kelly, who voted away Arizona's claim to 21% of the Colorado River rights. Duh. Democrats are Air heads.🤬
Don't forget, like 18 years ago or so. A huge investigation about Az ground H20 usage. Agriculture or Building construction. The ppl. Voted for Construction.**** Can't eat cement. What a bunch of dicks. Got $$ in the pocket for selling dust bowl LAND.😱
It's the Limousine Republicans that are the Culprits here ..Learn your Math, D'A'**!
The Uniparty.
Just shut it all off, what the hell did you think was gonna happen, building homes at a blazing pace, knowing there won't be enough water plus the fact that it's 150,000 degrees 8 months a year. Imagine that.
Hey but let's build more apartments, condos , and useless houses
Need a place to live for all the people who do not want to work. That way they can spend their handouts on important things like sports book, casinos, green hair dye, tattoos and piercings. And a $1200 cellphone.
@@davecozzi9721 LMFAO , this why we need to stop giving free handouts to lazy ppl , hell I'd seen people help junkies out more nowadays instead of helping people that actually need help , it's like the twilight zone
Meanwhile, we are building 2 chip factories in az !
I would be more worried about the Invasion at the border there must be something they're not telling us as far as I see and watch Mexico they have a Water Crisis too it's at the point to where they got to have tanker trucks pulling up at businesses just like you see at gas stations so they can deliver water. Has anybody ever seen the sky lately it's almost like they control the water the rain sad times we live in going to get worse guaranteed.
@DRY HEAT I'm worried about both plus the new Governor
Chip factories are not even a blip compared to all the golf courses and man-made lakes. When the idiots are the ones who have the money, anything goes.
@@Chano601 Go visit Kari Lake, she's got plenty of spare time.
@Sentient Flower no, she too busy suing the state
AZ has more than enough water for Arizona. I wish these people wouldnt fear bait their viewers. This lady sounds so shady you can barely see her speaking. Listen to the plumbers who built the water system in this state, NOT ANGRY KARENS.
WATER CRISIS AND BUILDING MORE HOMES ,I DONT GET IT ,?🤔
Better slap some solar panels on those walls and put a bunch of wind machines across the top.
Screw that
And stop building.
Reading these comments and I get the impression people don’t realize what the main problem is. Did everyone attend ASU? 😂. Seriously, someone suggested the state should consult plumbers? 😳
Agriculture probably accounts for 80% of water usage. Everyone knows not much can be grown in a desert without irrigation so that number shouldn’t surprise anyone. Worse yet a lot of what is being grown are water intensive crops out of short term greed. The world is getting warmer which is only going to exacerbate irrigation demands. AZ really needs to rethink what it grows and scale back its agriculture. I realize that would be a significant economic loss but what options does Arizona have? Not having enough water will kill of agriculture eventually anyways as well as introducing a lot of hardship for Arizonans . The larger problem is there aren’t any quick solutions. Even if the Great Lake states or Mississippi River states let u siphon off water (which they won’t) any sort of canal or pipeline would take decades to build. Even desalination plants take years to build and would significantly eat into Agricultures profitability. Obviously it makes more sense to have California desalinate and cut off CA Colorado River allocation. I get pools in AZ but does it really need all of its golf courses? Do they even use grey water to water them? AZ literally has some HOAs that require homeowners to plant trees and have a lawn! People move to the desert and then try to make it not look like a desert…..it’s dumb!
Rainfall does not fill lakes and resviours...snow pack does and AZ hasn't had steady amounts of snow for years.
haven't had good snow or any in a few decades now
It just rained for 2 days straight. Where did the water go?????
Not in to those resivoirs
@@ellenlandowski1659 Actually, not entirely true. The reason nothing happened is because those dams are being used to provide water to 40 million people when the dams aren't rated to sustain or support that overpopulation. It was built in the 60's where the population was barely 20 million. I'd give it maybe 2-3 years before the reservoirs dry up completely. Good luck.
@@luminatrixfanfiction We will just move in next to you and deplete your water supply. That's what the Earth's parasites do.
@@davecozzi9721 Not all countries are as parasitical as yours. And some have made conscious effort to preserve nature, and water supply.
@@luminatrixfanfiction Like I said before, they will move into those areas as soon as they completely ruin where they are now. Probably as illegal aliens,. That is already happening so it is not very far fetched.
Where does all the water go with all the rain and snow melt after this rainy season?
That's just 2% it's really nothing
Giant buildings known as DATA FARMS have sprouted up throughout the southwest, 192 nationwide. These buildings house tons and tons of servers. You probably wont believe me but each of these buildings WASTE, literally waste over one million gallons of public use water EVERY DAY . YES the same water intended to serve the residential and commercial properties is being wasted to cool massive data farms. Not joking, it's real. Most of them wont publicly disclose their daily water use. They claim it's not actually wasted as it goes into the sewer system, which ends up at a water treatment facility and after 4 months of intense filtration, it's injected back into the municipal water infrastructure .
GOOGL was promised under contract no matter what happens, they will get 1.4 BILLION GALLONS to use as they wish over a ten month program. The rack servers generate so much heat that hydro cooling is the best way to cool these systems. It's hidden from the public, They never mention it in any of these news stories. Because they are all paid off by the companies that farm the data. Crazy Right ?
@@OnesteptotheRightoh I believe it
We need at least ten years of that to make a difference. This winter was how they were when I was a kid.
Idk....maybe something to do with the 90°+ temperature for 200 days out of the year
This atmospheric river should fill the reservoirs...
California's reservoirs are currently 35% full and with any luck after this next round of storms perhaps they will be at 40%, but the Colorado river doesn't flow down from California.
The Feds don't seemed too concerned so I'm good
I would be next door down south that country there is running out of water it's at the point to where they got tanker trucks filling up stores businesses because nothing's flowing through the pipes. People are coming here and literally stealing our water the feds don't care because they're paid to make it rain.
The feds just demanded 2 -4 million acre feet of water cuts, and that's pretty concerned.
*Buys house in the middle of an arid desert along with thousands of other geniuses over the decades
Gee whiz guys I wonder why we are running out of water
Because we also let it go the California and Nevada, who waste more than we do and we have 200+ golf courses.
@@davecozzi9721 The water doesn't belong to you, and honestly it doesn't even belong to the United States of America.
Prayer is our only hope
What about all this rain???
Unfortunately the ground is so dry it will not make it to the proper tributaries, landslides change the topography and this could also have an impact on things. We are also seeing warmer temperatures which means the air can hold more water. This is why we use hot air to dry things, the warmer the air is the amount of water it can hold is exponentially multiplied.
Too bad there's no way for us to make homeowners use and recycle their own pool water. How many gallons does it take to fill those again? How often do they need to be drained and filled to maintain? That'd be some bs if they give farmers less allocations so Cindy Lu Who and her friends can swim privately while the rest of us starve.
Pools need to be drained about every 3-4 years. Average pool size let say is 15,000 gallons.
Most of the farmers are farming for feed for milk cows. some farmers are out of country farmers using our water for their produce.
Pools aren’t the problem.
Water leaks, improper landscape watering, server facilities, etc use a lot of water.
See the Colorado River usage rights. The usage allotment was oversold. It does not have enough water capacity to cover the agreements.
Purchase water sense faucets and toilets.
@@asuchemist3371 Correct. Pools are not an issue. We do not drain them for the winter so, no refilling. I've lived here all my life and have never drained a pool for any reason besides repair.
We provide more power and water to other states than we take for ourselves.
They need to be outlawed.
@@cheryljoseph787 Pools need to be outlawed?
Please do some research before just lashing out.
@@davecozzi9721 out west yes,pools should be illegal.
Living in AZ lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂
If there’s such a big water crisis, why are all these factories and homes being built all over Gilbert, Mesa, and throughout the valley? Tell me. Someone tell me please. 🥸
So all the people coming here from India have somewhere to work and make more money than all of us. It's the American way.
Same over here in Surprise and west valley.
The Arizona Dept of Water Resources 100 year assured supply is not always true and was based on very rosy assumptions. This need to be fixed!
Build Desalination plants and canals, and take the desalinated seawater from the sea to fill the reservoirs inland.
Cost too high? Not at all. What do you think it will cost if we run out of water? It will cost more than money. We will pay in lives.
Besides, the cost of building a couple desalination plants and canals is nothing compared to terraforming entire planets. Why are we getting worked up about the cost of baby toys? We haven't even begun.
You are trying too hard. Look deeper and there is NO water crisis in AZ. AROUND AZ has many problems. ARIZONAS BIGGEST WATER PROBLEM IS THE SURROUNDING STATES STEALING OUR WATER.
@@mofomoco crises from heaven reveal the failure of the state
Ppl. Are stupid. But the dwindling reservoirs will continue to decline. Lots of luck ppl. In reading by candlelight & Not cooling your Homes.
That will also solve the water level increase. Good idea.
We are made in his image… we are made up of water. Once the water is gone.. so is life…