These people can be helped easily, all they need to do is accept a simple gift from china 🤣. Acknowledge that Taiwan does not exist and China will be there tomorrow to build dams and gift clean water for all. Just look at the African and South American nations that have accepted the hand of friendship form China, mass infrastructure built for them 😆.
I remember seeing a reporter showing a village that didn’t have access to clean water, but there was a secure fence across from the village that had a soda factory gushing with clean water. Such greed will destroy us and our planet. Sadly, that’s always been the case.
Bottling companies were smart enough to buy land with natural springs on them.. Look at bottled watter, Normally say what Spring they come from.. Ice Mountain water comes from the stoney creek springs in Ohio.. There stuff comes right out of the ground and isnt monitored..
What I don’t understand is how do we have the technology to build weapons of mass destruction and all this other sh*t, but can’t build an efficient irrigation system to keep water flowing through the land?
Easy answer, war & weapons makes more money than most other industries, especially in the last few years. Israel has good irrigation systems for low water environments that they have patented. They will be making lots of money selling that technology around the world I'm sure.
Thanks to the south western Hoover dam draining of the Colorado river everyone will die including residents of California Phoenix Scottsdale Arizona Las Vegas Nevada evácuate exodus the residents to the east dam take the dam down if you want everything to go back to normal
They are having real bad problems in all the border states think it is lake mead they showing the same thing with photos several small towns about to run out of water
@@lantrick I mean before you talk about Vegas, where we are constantly working on construction and development look at your "paradise" California. Biggest preachers of saving the environment, biggest waste of water. That's on top of other states, including our own.
During Mexico's drought concerns, are wealthy land owners still using excess amounts of water to keep alive none edable plants, grass and flowers? In a drought, the plant aesthetics of a wealthy person's property (which can use lots of water) should be viewed as less important than citizens having access to clean water.
It's time we stopped waiting for the government to fix this problem. We need to focus on preparing ourselves. We need to stop wasting water, and be ready to harvest rain if it comes. Drastically reducing our consumption will delay this, but we need to be prepared to supply our own drinking water. Also couldn't hurt if we stop buying soda and started carrying a refillable water bottle. :3
@@Maxtrash69 Hmmm. Yeah, good luck with that. Do you know where to get drinking water if everything stops flowing right now? I'll give you a hint: your water heater and toilet tank (NOT the bowl!) have enough water to survive on until you build yourself a distiller. Which you will need, as well as a local source of water you can purify. Because governments run on money, manpower, and manipulation. And for the moment, THEY supply our clean water. Of course, you can't do any of this if you're shot trying to start a revolution. Ffs.
Im here in Monterrey visiting my girlfriend now. It’s bad. You can buy water off the shelves but their water at their homes to bathe and cook are turned off at random times and sometimes for as long as a week even though the different parts of the city are supposed to be on a certain schedule.
@@realnowheregirl none deserves anything in the world by some randomly given right, if there is not enough water in the world someone will have to stay without
@blaze One Al Gore said Florida would be under star by the year 2000 😜 And he sure sets a great example. Has his own private jet. His vacation home in Tenn uses more electricity than any other home in that town. He’s a hypocrite.
I hope this helps people to snap out of their little bubble worlds and see reality and how other people are already suffering the consequences of our ignorance and sometimes denial of climate change
🙄 Water shortages and droughts have happened throughout human history. None of them had anything to do with changing the climate. Hohokam, Anasazi and Mayan Indians are a few of the endless examples of peoples moving out of areas because of a lack of water. This is nothing new, just propaganda pushing a climate hysteria narrative.
Desalinating plants create a sludge that increases the salidity of the ocean. Its a temporary solution but what we need to do is conserve and drastically change our way of life.
How about if we start drinking water from the Ocean??!! just boiled, if we start like 1 milliliter every day for several months, then 2, then 3 etc... the human body is an amazing perfect machine that embrace any change and evolution, Ive seen people (2) with all the internal organs out of their stomach after a shootout, full of dirty they by them selfs put them back inside, had time to arrive to hospital and survived!! yes alive now! I still can't believe it! so my point is, little by little we can speed up evolution
By the time the Colorado River makes it to the border there is barely a trickle left. This has been the reality of us water consumption of the Colorado for decades now. It's very sad how much impact that has had on Mexico and its citizens.
Yeah when I was a kid in elementary school the teacher stated that people would have to buy fresh drinking water in the future. We all thought that was nuts. But here we are and shortages as well.
We need to pray for the whole world lol. It will be such a awful time at the destruction and genocide of WW2 will seem like a picnic in comparison” this is a known fact everyone is in trouble
That map of southern Indiana cannot be accurate. We have not been able to keep the lawn mowed because of rain this spring and summer, and the map shows "abnormally dry".
I live in South Texas in one of the exceptional drought areas. I live rural and the ground in my yard is cracking open from how dry it is. Weird to see cracks in the yard feet long and an inch wide. All the field mice are getting desperate and converging on homes. My widows all day have tons of grasshoppers, crickets, spiders etc clinging to the glass to get cool. Don't recall ever seeing it this dry here before. Since I moved into this house in October it's rained hard briefly maybe 5 times just small passing bursts basically.
I am a backpacker and have to filter water on trail and conserve it especially in dry areas. This makes me especially grateful to have plenty of water (here on the East coast of the US). Upon arriving home from outdoor excursions and turning on a faucet, I realize how wasteful we really are such as washing cars with potable water! (That's how I wash my vehicles, but have reclaimed wine barrels to collect water). We are Gigantic Consumers and modern industry feeding this monster has created a perilous atmospheric situation in which scientists have been promulgating for decades. It has arrived, the future is here and we are witnessing the beginning of unimaginable crisis situations.....Extreme Heat and Drought. This must be time when the Kingdom of God intervenes and "His will is done on the Earth"!
In the most of the Eastern US there is plenty of water so using a lot of it is not wasting water, it is just using available water that can't be used anywhere else.
Ya, all is pretty good as long as the fronts and hurricanes keep coming from Africa. If that stops, the East coast will dry up too. I hope that won't happen in our lifetimes.
@@MrWildbill poland Spring was bought by Nestle I think. They are sucking water out of natural aquifers. Getting bottled, that water does not get returned by being used n filterd locally. Water may travel miles underground. If we keep using up that water and it dries up, what then? Plus, the ground then becomes unstable, sink holes and roadways etc may be undermined. Pools, toilets, showers, lawns. Problem is most of the water goes through sewer pipes, so it is not getting re-absorbed into the ground. So now dry/scortched earth, then the fires start..... we are over populating the earth and the earth is being destroyed by all our houses, roads, malls, industrial parks, etc. No more surface area to get water into ground. No trees to clean air n water supplies. Yup, we are killing our own habitat.
Your last sentence perfectly illustrates the fundamental disconnect I have found with religious friends on this issue: you see the problem, you understand the gravity of climate change, but, no matter how bad it gets, in the back of your mind you expect an external force to intervene on our behalf. That alarms me because I see it becoming a subconscious “test of faith” and an incentive toward inaction. I am not accusing you, you’re probably a better environmental steward than me. But I have to think this is a big reason why we haven’t collectively overcome the social inertia to address the problem.
How are we going to fill the reservoir when weather seems to get worse each year, we need plan B, Look at middle east, they don’t have fresh water source, they all have been running desalination plants for many years. State is asking us to conserve water here is Cali thats cool for now but what is the long run plan? Turn that sea water into drinking water.
@@Shinzon23 when you desalinate sea water you leave behind a very toxic mineral called brine behind it can't be dumped into the ocean it poisons soil. I don't even know you and I can already figure out who and what you are. You are a typical run of the mill democratic liberal environmentalist . You have all these genius ideas but you have no comprehension of the un intended consequences like every other great liberal idea. For example electric car batteries.. stopping oil production... pulling out of Afghanistan.. wind mills.... Solar cells and fuel from corn ethanol. Your ideas are all disasters About 10 gallons of desalination water will create about 15 pounds of poisonous brine
@@Shinzon23 "desalination plants are energy intensive and create a potentially environment-harming waste called brine (made up of concentrated salt and chemical residues), which is dumped into the ocean, injected underground or spread on land."
To answer his question, The Great Basin hasn't run out of water as much yet because it has bigger reservoirs. Only maybe a decade of water left at current loss.
😂Nestle has all the fresh water in plastic bottles in warehouses across the world. Literally a river flows through every Walmart and Kroger one case at a time.
Oh i thought we were suppose to strap in last yr and the yr before that and the yr before that . Quit the fearmongering , extreme weather and drought has been around ever since
@@easternsuneasternsun171 true the climate has fluctuated and there have been multiple mass extinctions long before man. This is a fact. Also a fact, at no point has there been such dramatic change in such short time as is currently happening. This is bore out by geological studies such as ice core studies. Also fact, every year new record high temperatures are record in more places and more frequently. Also fact, natural disasters have been occuring more frequently with more severity. Your entitled to your opinions but not your own facts. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt that you're just not up on the science as opposed to being blinded by a political ideology. All the facts are at your finger tips. Do some research, learn the facts. Or continue in blissful ignorance. Your choice.
There is a lot of shared water between the US and Mexico. I hope more cooperation will occur, and something is done to help the people left without water. We all share the same continent.
More than nesscary has already been given, go and secure your homeland. We'll support with guns and ammo, but we can't give you your own balls. That land is yours, go fight for it. There's water, trust me. All our spare water is going to your refugees you've neglected.
@@speedythunder1995 Theres 2 RUclipsrs with much valueable Info about this Topic here. Some More News and Second Thought. Maybe, just maybe, we should all check them out and leave a Like so we dont, uhm, die?
AMAZON wastes such hyper-giga-amouts of Water that if we dont fix it, nothing we normal people do will matter. Theres 2 RUclipsrs with much valueable Info about this Topic here. Some More News and Second Thought. Maybe, just maybe, we should all check them out and leave a Like so we dont, uhm, die? H-ck, maybe we should even go to the local School-Board and ask those videos to be Shown around.
Thanks to the south western Hoover dam draining of the Colorado river everyone will die including residents of California Phoenix Scottsdale Arizona Las Vegas Nevada evácuate exodus the residents to the east dam take the dam down if you want everything to go back to normal
Yea but unfortunately the rest of the world don’t give a 💩 about us brown ppl. If this was happening in Europe you know NATO and every international organization would try to resolve this problem.
Has anyone checked near the southern border the Nestle plant bottling water to sell mostly to the Japanese? They are by legal agreements taking way much more aka stealing. And the mexican gangs so rightfully upset they are going in and stealing the water for self survival...as for water conservation in my home, am buying a sink over the toilet lid...advised my daughter in her new rental to maybe send the kids out to pee on the tree and rosebushes. Am told it is ok to do this even with produce. Provides valuable nutrients and minerals plus water. Trick is not to pee on the plant part to be consumed and not to be on meds. Peeing inside a bucket to transport to the plants can also be done.. Maybe this is why many years ago, boys were taught to pee standing up often on a bush or tree?
These people can be helped easily, all they need to do is accept a simple gift from china 🤣. Acknowledge that Taiwan does not exist and China will be there tomorrow to build dams and gift clean water for all. Just look at the African and South American nations that have accepted the hand of friendship form China, mass infrastructure built for them 😆.
I live in Monterrey Nuevo Leon and it's very sad to see kids running with their moms to catch a gulp of water. And its that much more terrifying hearing that it will only get worse:(
Theres 2 RUclipsrs with much valueable Info about this Topic here. Some More News and Second Thought. Maybe, just maybe, we should all check them out and leave a Like so we dont, uhm, die? H-ck, maybe we should even go to the local School-Board and ask those videos to be Shown around.
@@sliedogg Correct. No one likes salmonella. The facilities and equipment would be regularly hosed down. I saw this at a Los Angeles Budweiser brewery tour decades ago when they gave tours. The waste water is not that dirty, could be used in local agriculture.
That's a facility that operates properly. I'm talking about a facility that doesn't. They aren't throwing out product because of bacteria. They throw it out because they refuse to fix the machine. Look I'm not going to explain everything. Just be cautious of drinking Arizona brand and Walmart store brand soda.
Check out lake Mead. I'd like to see a satellite side by side from 2015 to today. It feeds 90% of Las Vegas water. And parts of LA area. I think by next year it won't have enough. And those areas will be screwed. Why is nobody talking about this? And why aren't we doing what Dubai does, create our own rain with seeding ionized particals in the skies?
Just days before the Lake Mead story got traction, Huntington Beach, CA voted against building a water desalination plant due to 'environmental concerns' and pressure from organizations like the Surfrider Foundation. Oops!
"Do not my friends, become addicted to water. It will take hold of you and you will resent its absence." - Fury Road. Some reason I can't stop watching this movie. 98% perfect sci fi based on the end of free water and the collapse of society.
@@LC.1990 so just rely on foreign born immigration to keep America running? Isn't it possible that maybe America could just improve on how we utilize our resources?
@@scottyflintstone To perfectly control the human population, first you have to make all humans sterile, then using biotechnology to create births in the laboratory and thus maintain the birth rate of a country at 2 children per woman, since that is the amount for the population of a country is considered in equilibrium or with zero growth. ᴮᵃᶦᵗ
Calm down there Nancy. Water shortages and droughts have happened throughout human history. None of them had anything to do with changing the climate. Hohokam, Anasazi and Mayan Indians are a few of the endless examples of peoples moving out of areas because of a lack of water. This is nothing new, just propaganda pushing a climate hysteria narrative.
All them cartels there spreading bad bad bad karma .........all of that can be fixed but their president, leaders and etc arent even hiring Engineers to come up with solutions to help with getting them water . The earth provides everything you need so...
you don't know how much square footage is needed, nor how much capacity is needed. Saying something so vague sounds like you're being helpful but you're not.
"From that time Jesus began to preach, and to say, Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." Matthew 4:17 "But I say unto you, That ye resist not evil: but whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also." Matthew 5:39°•
I grew up in Australia during one of the worst national droughts that lasted from the late 90's well into the mid to late 2000s, in some regions well into the 2010s. During that time, you certainly realize how much we took water for granted, as there were gradually heavier and heavier water restrictions put in place. No watering lawns, at later stages that also covered gardens. Sprinklers were banned. Couldn't top up your pool, or replace the water. Could only wash your car between 4pm - 7am. Eventually that became 7pm to 7am and only with a bucket. Showers were limited to about 3 minutes. Baths were strongly advised against. (Though some people still had them). People who used water passed the recommended allowance had multiplers or penalties added to their water bills. Eventually, measures were put in place to reduce high levels of water consumption. Including the mandatory installation of rainwater tanks in all new houses, toilets that had only half flushes and drew its sources from recycled water. Among others
Its really tragic we can't put a sign in space, so in billions of years the dominant species can't look back and laugh at the idiots who accidentally, as a group, committed self excitation in a tragically short time frame. At least the last time, a climate induced mass exciton event took millions of years amiright? I won't be here to see it, just suffer the tutorial mission.
The media is building up the fear mongering for political reasons. We have been there before, weather is weather and patterns repeat themselves. Here in the southeast we getting rain nearly every day or every other day. 20 years ago I remember a summer that we had no rain for months.
Water shortages and droughts have happened throughout human history. None of them had anything to do with changing the climate. Hohokam, Anasazi and Mayan Indians are a few of the endless examples of peoples moving out of areas because of a lack of water. This is nothing new, just propaganda pushing a climate hysteria narrative.
@@keithsj10 Um, if you look at human history, those involved _regional_ droughts 🤣 But yeah, call yourself "red pilled" or whatever and ignore the fact in the 1980s shell released an internal paper stating this exact thing would happen
@@darksam1212 so I guess you're blue pilled then? 🙄 What drought are you talking about? This video IS in regards to a regional issue. It's not global so put a paper bag over your face and breathe slowly. You're hyperventilating.
its not a Kinda...the world IS dying...at least a version of Earth that can sustain humans...we are careening forward towards human extinction and civilization chaos
The fact that I graduated with an environmental degree, and I want to work on a career that helps our world but can’t even find a job shows that people at the top need to realize the problem!
They realize there is a problem but our environment is never a priority. We could have solved climate issues a long time ago, but all these rich losers care about is money.
Maybe you should've graduated from an actual degree worth the paper it's printed on. You might as well have finished a degree on lesbian underwater basket weaving and transgender studies. 😬
I'm trying to educate myself on sustainability and rainwater harvesting. This is not a problem the government will fix. History has shown that our leaders are often late to the party. Prepare yourselves to survive if the water runs out. They will keep pumping it until either the water stops flowing, or the money does. They are a business... just like the rest of the US.
China and Germany-Switzerland are studying weather & water control systems. China is currently storing massive amounts of water in humongous underground chambers.
I live in the south of Mexico and the state I'm in is marked as 'none'. I often see people here cleaning their pateos with the hose. They leave it running like nothing is happening.
Ignorance and religiosity are one of the culprits accelerating Global Warming. The level of ignorance and unwillingness to learn to save water and be more environmentally aware is staggering in Mexico as well as in Jewnited States of America.
@@markymarksthirdnipple8305 desert plants are awesome. More people should have them. I don't know if it's true or not but I've heard that in Arizona or Nevada they don't keep grass in their lawns, just plants that don't need a lot of water.
All thanks to big oil. Pesky ol' climate change! How could we have predicted this!? Besides the large group of very vocal scientists who have been predicting exactly this since the 80s...
The water crisis is really scary. One day soon governments will have to take measures to encourage and motivate people to have smaller families to moderate population growth.
People already have smaller families. Even africa has halved the number of children compared to families of the 1980s. The problem is people are living longer. They aren't dying at 50 but at 75
Rain ain’t the problem my friend, it’s the lack of snow. It’s called global warming. It’s called overpopulation, it’s called human greed and expert denialism.
We need to build some desalination plants along the coast. Refill all our reservoirs or else there will be nothing left. Do u want to wait till people are dying from lack of water?
The answer is distilled water... think about it... if they can distill enough vodka, and liquor. They can definitely distill a bunch of sea water and scrap the salt waste out or sell it. One way or another with just need HUGE distilling tanks.
@@scottyflintstone no but they're using a ton of water in fact in some places in Mexico and South America they're using so much water that people lose access. It's time that we take our water back from the corporations and we use it in a way that is efficient instead of this constant waste
@@alexsmith1207 It will have more severe droughts in the next decades between 2050 an 2100 due to climate change and global warming, and will look contradictory but it seems that lower global average temperatures are favorable in the latitude where is located Mexico because it higher the probability of rainfall.
I wonder how feasible it would be to use the brine from desalination to create a large inland lake. The evaporation would help create rain and the salts could be used for commercial and private use. Brine is the reason we don’t already have mass scale desalination, it can create dead zones on the sea floor where it’s dumped.
Okay I get people are trying to be nice but stop saying pray for Mexico so how about we do something to _really_ help. I live in Canada and we have a lot of water but that's irrelevant - come what may with climate change- quite frankly all of North America really needs to come together on this because this issue is going to become more and more extreme in the coming years and we can't handle it (Mexico, US, & Canada)-well we could but we're better prepared to handle it together. Looking at the entire continent as a single hydrological system as it is an actual nature rather than the b******* of political boundaries you can actually come up with a much more sustainable plan and not to mention all three of us depend on one another for our survival and our prosperity. It is a good idea to come up with some way to make sure that we can actually ensure Water Supplies to our Farmers to our citizens wherever they may be. One day we may have a water surplus when you guys have a drought but also of the reverse is true. Coming together for an equitable solution is a very good idea. Also it seems like climate change has created such an exaggerated cyclical, extreme wet-dry water with ever increasingly severe extremes of drought & flood. Creating an integrated water transportation and distributien system of being able to redirect huge volumes of water north or south, east and west on this continent would be a very useful tool in the future. It also gives us the potential to change what would be a problem into a solution in the future where floodwaters could be redirected to drought-stricken areas offsetting their lossed percipitation. (edit added additional paragraphs/minor grammatical fixes [accidentally taped submit button early])
Originally from India and now working in the US, I have experienced both. At the end of the day ,we are a very adaptable species .Having said that there should be a proportionate distribution of water and make it a public resource that is very regulated
It will be such a awful time at the destruction and genocide of WW2 will seem like a picnic in comparison” not according to this text of end times. People have forgotten that this is a temporary world lol. It not meant to last FOR EVER just like dinosaurs
Amazing people don't understand that this situation is vastly different than anything before it. It's not just an abnormal year, it's a trend that's been happening for over a decade.
Hard to believe a desert would have water shortages. Who in the world would think that? I'm sure the golf courses are very green and watered 3 times a day though.
@@mnmtwo The same rock all those Arizonans, Utahans, Nevadans, New Mexicans all live under. Actually, mine rock is slightly damper than theirs, but hey, you know just one state, right? So no worries!
True and the news reporter forgot to mention their neighboring states didn’t wanna help them cuz they would rather give water to big companies like Coca Cola or Heineken instead of their constituents.
The great salt lake is shrinking in the west. Unless major change is seen in policy, human consumption and commercial use all the tributaries will stop flowing. Some people has said it can disappear inside of 5 years unless we stop it. Theres large deposits of arsenic that will be released into the atmosphere if it fully evaporates.. meaning salt lake city will be uninhabitable within a decade.
Instead of wasting so much money on ridiculous programs and foreign nations, the U.S. needs to make sure this doesn't happen in the Southwestern U.S.. What happened to build, back, better? Nothing is being built and nothing is better, it's all worse. How about a pipeline or aqueduct from the Northern states that are flooding to the dry states in the U.S.? It would create a ton of good jobs and would solve a serious problem in the US. Also, Israel seems to have created a system that has made desalination more affordable and reasonable. Why are we so worried about electric cars (worse for us than traditional vehicles) when there has been a twenty year drought in the American Southwest? Follow the money................
Because the US rather spend 4 Trillion dollars destroying countries in the Middle East and killing millions plus creating terrorist groups like Isis and Al quida!!
They tried building pipelines in the north (Minnesota and South Dakota, North Dakota) but the native Americans there protested and it was shut down since they own the land.
Thank you rain gods from Arizona.. For the past few days we have been getting dumped on from monsoons I just wish it wasnt all ar once but we will take it...just while posting this national weather issued a flood warning again ...anything on earth is great right now
Just like in the United States, Mexico should divert water from the South of their country to these areas, just like the United States should divert water from the East to the West.
Right? Is it really that expensive to create a canal system that stretches the country like the old railroad system? I don’t understand why we aren’t doing something like this given climate change will make droughts worse, not better in the future.
Sounds simple but im guessing there might be issues with the sheer volume of water that would need to be moved up to 2000 miles. I dont think a water system like that exists anywhere, not in volume or distance, on earth. I mean, we put people on the moon and split the atom so if we really wanted to we could. It would pose many legal challenges, you would have to run the system across the land of millions of Americans not to mention the devastation if something went wrong with all that water pressure in the system, farmlands gone, whole towns swept away. I cant imagine it would be possible to run on some kinda 'natural' system like attempting to artificially create the worlds strongest river running half way across the country. Just thinking out loud here.....
You can go without just about anything, but water is not one of those things.
These people can be helped easily, all they need to do is accept a simple gift from china 🤣. Acknowledge that Taiwan does not exist and China will be there tomorrow to build dams and gift clean water for all. Just look at the African and South American nations that have accepted the hand of friendship form China, mass infrastructure built for them 😆.
Sad thing is most of these people in Mexico already go without and water is sometimes the only thing they have to drink or eat
What about air/oxygen?
You can go without AIR?
We can't do without it on 3 days. It's quicker to die with dehydration than with hunger.
This is so sad. Water is life and everyone is so wasteful and takes clean running water for granted
They are not wasting water in this video. No matter how frugal you are with water, it has to rain
@@scottyflintstone I don't think OP meant these people in the story - but some folks living elsewhere.
No aqua good luck. Water is out. Houses wil go to zero
I agree but the government is in charge if anything we need a back up plan and regulate NOW !!!!!
Companies use up a LOT of water. So yeah. Some people are so wasteful.
I remember seeing a reporter showing a village that didn’t have access to clean water, but there was a secure fence across from the village that had a soda factory gushing with clean water.
Such greed will destroy us and our planet. Sadly, that’s always been the case.
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They chose cola over water already, don’t believe me there was a whole Vice documentary on it recently
Don't buy soda then
@@weswest8666 yep I remember there was a Mexican woman saying that it had healing properties. I was blown away by that.
The bottling companies like coca cola need to be first on the rationing list, if not shut down.
Not really the problem sadly. a scapegoat.
Keep dreaming homie. Rich rule/poor drool. Life is unfair
I love Coke but I dont need it, lol it's actually horrible for me lol
I understand your reasoning but then another problem is created. Loss of employment for many people.
Bottling companies were smart enough to buy land with natural springs on them.. Look at bottled watter, Normally say what Spring they come from.. Ice Mountain water comes from the stoney creek springs in Ohio.. There stuff comes right out of the ground and isnt monitored..
What I don’t understand is how do we have the technology to build weapons of mass destruction and all this other sh*t, but can’t build an efficient irrigation system to keep water flowing through the land?
War is worth billions agricultural technology isn’t simply capitalism!
Or something that can purify Seawater.
I mean.... Some of these areas are literally right next to the ocean.
Easy answer, war & weapons makes more money than most other industries, especially in the last few years. Israel has good irrigation systems for low water environments that they have patented. They will be making lots of money selling that technology around the world I'm sure.
@@eksbocks9438 they should use huge desalination systems perhaps. I believe curaçao does this
Just a cycle, our politicians know it too... That's why food shortages are blamed on everything from Covid to Ukraine.
Praying for everyone who is affected by this….✝️💟💟 This is extremely devastating.
I’m sure that will help
Thanks to the south western Hoover dam draining of the Colorado river everyone will die including residents of California Phoenix Scottsdale Arizona Las Vegas Nevada evácuate exodus the residents to the east dam take the dam down if you want everything to go back to normal
Dude, did you see the size of that reservoir? I think this problem is already worse than what we've been lead to believe.
They are having real bad problems in all the border states think it is lake mead they showing the same thing with photos several small towns about to run out of water
Look up lake mead videos.
@@Legend7211 We also support multiple states..
@@aedificat5385 lol. and beautiful golf courses and lush green lawns in the desert.
@@lantrick I mean before you talk about Vegas, where we are constantly working on construction and development look at your "paradise" California. Biggest preachers of saving the environment, biggest waste of water. That's on top of other states, including our own.
During Mexico's drought concerns, are wealthy land owners still using excess amounts of water to keep alive none edable plants, grass and flowers? In a drought, the plant aesthetics of a wealthy person's property (which can use lots of water)
should be viewed as less important than citizens having access to clean water.
You mean the cartels ?
Regios and most northern mexicans like to Party first, water comes second or third , they'll be fine 🤠
Yes, people from San Pedro are watering their grass according to my family in Nuevo León.
@@grabrielgrena9466 what a @#$&* thing to say. Literally what they showed in the video is what people are facing. They are not fine.
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It's time we stopped waiting for the government to fix this problem. We need to focus on preparing ourselves.
We need to stop wasting water, and be ready to harvest rain if it comes. Drastically reducing our consumption will delay this, but we need to be prepared to supply our own drinking water.
Also couldn't hurt if we stop buying soda and started carrying a refillable water bottle. :3
reducing our consumption? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
Or their government could be better about the way they do things. Why is this our problem
@@justabitohash9762 It's our problem because they're spending our money and wasting our water. X3
@@jamesgizasson wrong. Its the government problem and they need to fix it or we need to overthrow govt and just live wild and free
@@Maxtrash69 Hmmm. Yeah, good luck with that. Do you know where to get drinking water if everything stops flowing right now?
I'll give you a hint: your water heater and toilet tank (NOT the bowl!) have enough water to survive on until you build yourself a distiller.
Which you will need, as well as a local source of water you can purify. Because governments run on money, manpower, and manipulation. And for the moment, THEY supply our clean water.
Of course, you can't do any of this if you're shot trying to start a revolution. Ffs.
Im here in Monterrey visiting my girlfriend now. It’s bad. You can buy water off the shelves but their water at their homes to bathe and cook are turned off at random times and sometimes for as long as a week even though the different parts of the city are supposed to be on a certain schedule.
Thats why u move or migrat to america
@@jamesnguyen_1 Everyone on this planet deserves clean water. FULL STOP.
@@realnowheregirl none deserves anything in the world by some randomly given right, if there is not enough water in the world someone will have to stay without
Wait until the cartels take over the water resources. People would be paying through the nose to get their hands on drinking water.
@@jamesnguyen_1 Did you not look at the map? Half to most of America is under drought.
Buckle up people. We all have a future filled with mega-disasters. Gonna be a bumpy ride.
That's why I don't have kids!
buckles wont help when there is no food or water.... guns will
@@arni291 yes, the steel barrels taste so good when they are jammed up your throat.
@CleanBeatz Making fun of a tsunami never turned it aside.
@@LC.1990 exactly....I'm not leaving anybody behind to suffer
Prayers to Nuevo León Mexico 🇲🇽
We knew this would happen in the 80's. Politicians around the world did nothing so here we are.
We need to reduce the earth's population by 3 billion
@@maxpayne6466 and how would you like to accomplish that? Maybe starting with yourself?
@blaze One
Al Gore said Florida would be under star by the year 2000 😜
And he sure sets a great example. Has his own private jet. His vacation home in Tenn uses more electricity than any other home in that town.
He’s a hypocrite.
@@luperamos7307 Refugees are coming.
@@luperamos7307 don't move to the US taxpayers don't want to pay for you we have our own families to take care of
when the well is dry we know the worth of water - ben franklin
Were sending enough prayers and Positive energy!!
Prayers do absolutely nothing! Doing something about it is what makes thing's change. Not "praying"
I hope this helps people to snap out of their little bubble worlds and see reality and how other people are already suffering the consequences of our ignorance and sometimes denial of climate change
🙄
Water shortages and droughts have happened throughout human history. None of them had anything to do with changing the climate.
Hohokam, Anasazi and Mayan Indians are a few of the endless examples of peoples moving out of areas because of a lack of water.
This is nothing new, just propaganda pushing a climate hysteria narrative.
Climate change is a myth though. It's been proven.
It won't help people do that.
@@LC.1990 That's right. Climate change is not real.
Climate change don't exist. god controls the whether not man captain foolbar
we need to build Desalination plants and use sea water
Desalinating plants create a sludge that increases the salidity of the ocean. Its a temporary solution but what we need to do is conserve and drastically change our way of life.
@@ginagina5452
Somehow Texas (or reps) are the only ones "trying" to improve the situation. Literally not sure why they're so hated in the media?
@@Djozze1
Stable population would be effective but that's against dems agendas and more about reps thing.
@@markymarksthirdnipple8305 you cant , helps cool down the environment ,for every answer theres a problem reacting so late
How about if we start drinking water from the Ocean??!! just boiled, if we start like 1 milliliter every day for several months, then 2, then 3 etc... the human body is an amazing perfect machine that embrace any change and evolution, Ive seen people (2) with all the internal organs out of their stomach after a shootout, full of dirty they by them selfs put them back inside, had time to arrive to hospital and survived!! yes alive now! I still can't believe it! so my point is, little by little we can speed up evolution
By the time the Colorado River makes it to the border there is barely a trickle left. This has been the reality of us water consumption of the Colorado for decades now. It's very sad how much impact that has had on Mexico and its citizens.
Yeah when I was a kid in elementary school the teacher stated that people would have to buy fresh drinking water in the future. We all thought that was nuts. But here we are and shortages as well.
we have always bought fresh drinking water. water bills
We've been buying water since The fall of Rome
It will be such a awful time at the destruction and genocide of WW2 will seem like a picnic in comparison” it’s happening lol
They've also been saying that there will also be wars over water.
That's what next.
@@Ny-kelCameron after that it'll be war over oxygen
God help us all. Prayers for Mexico. 🙏🙏🙏
Maybe Ba'al the Exalted, guide you from the path of folly.
Hail Satan
We need to pray for the whole world lol.
It will be such a awful time at the destruction and genocide of WW2 will seem like a picnic in comparison” this is a known fact everyone is in trouble
@@txbarker78 may the light of Lucifer, the most beautiful of creations, deliver us from the tyranny of his father! Amen
@@txbarker78 Jesus christ is our lord and saviors
That map of southern Indiana cannot be accurate. We have not been able to keep the lawn mowed because of rain this spring and summer, and the map shows "abnormally dry".
I live in South Texas in one of the exceptional drought areas. I live rural and the ground in my yard is cracking open from how dry it is. Weird to see cracks in the yard feet long and an inch wide. All the field mice are getting desperate and converging on homes. My widows all day have tons of grasshoppers, crickets, spiders etc clinging to the glass to get cool. Don't recall ever seeing it this dry here before. Since I moved into this house in October it's rained hard briefly maybe 5 times just small passing bursts basically.
At least you have your guns partner 🤠
Wow!
I would love to hear the accompanying solutions that go along with limiting burning fossil fuels. Is it trees need to be planted in the Amazon?
@@grabrielgrena9466 You do realize not every single person who lives in Texas likes or owns guns, right? 🙄
Tell your leaders that climate change is real
Remember, a lot of your produce comes from Mexico and California.
Shittube stealing replies as always
🤔 No water in Mexico. No produce for US. 💀
Let’s all get together and pray for the sake of those people I know our lord will here our prayers ❣️❣️❣️
I am a backpacker and have to filter water on trail and conserve it especially in dry areas. This makes me especially grateful to have plenty of water (here on the East coast of the US). Upon arriving home from outdoor excursions and turning on a faucet, I realize how wasteful we really are such as washing cars with potable water! (That's how I wash my vehicles, but have reclaimed wine barrels to collect water).
We are Gigantic Consumers and modern industry feeding this monster has created a perilous atmospheric situation in which scientists have been promulgating for decades. It has arrived, the future is here and we are witnessing the beginning of unimaginable crisis situations.....Extreme Heat and Drought. This must be time when the Kingdom of God intervenes and "His will is done on the Earth"!
In the most of the Eastern US there is plenty of water so using a lot of it is not wasting water, it is just using available water that can't be used anywhere else.
Ya, all is pretty good as long as the fronts and hurricanes keep coming from Africa. If that stops, the East coast will dry up too. I hope that won't happen in our lifetimes.
@@MrWildbill poland Spring was bought by Nestle I think. They are sucking water out of natural aquifers. Getting bottled, that water does not get returned by being used n filterd locally. Water may travel miles underground. If we keep using up that water and it dries up, what then? Plus, the ground then becomes unstable, sink holes and roadways etc may be undermined. Pools, toilets, showers, lawns. Problem is most of the water goes through sewer pipes, so it is not getting re-absorbed into the ground. So now dry/scortched earth, then the fires start..... we are over populating the earth and the earth is being destroyed by all our houses, roads, malls, industrial parks, etc. No more surface area to get water into ground. No trees to clean air n water supplies. Yup, we are killing our own habitat.
Your last sentence perfectly illustrates the fundamental disconnect I have found with religious friends on this issue: you see the problem, you understand the gravity of climate change, but, no matter how bad it gets, in the back of your mind you expect an external force to intervene on our behalf. That alarms me because I see it becoming a subconscious “test of faith” and an incentive toward inaction.
I am not accusing you, you’re probably a better environmental steward than me. But I have to think this is a big reason why we haven’t collectively overcome the social inertia to address the problem.
@@mmhthree most of my rain comes from the gulf of mexico. I don't think it is drying up anytime soon.
Imagine if all our $ was spent on solving problems here at home and helping our neighbors than starting endless conflicts around the globe.
Nah War is fun
@@JezusC apocalypse, is way, way, way, fancier to their eyes.
Thats too easy... reaching world destruction is the goal here.
This The One🎯
Yeah, the first day you show weakness China and Russia going to butfukUSA hard
Mad Max water war begins.
It has to be desalination. There's no way around it. California screwed up by not passing those projects, it will be just as bad soon enough.
Desalination creates a lot of waste . That's not the answer. The answer is to feed California reservors from rain and snow melt from up north
@@robertnussberger6449 in what Universe does it create a lot of waste that isn't usable elsewhere?
How are we going to fill the reservoir when weather seems to get worse each year, we need plan B, Look at middle east, they don’t have fresh water source, they all have been running desalination plants for many years. State is asking us to conserve water here is Cali thats cool for now but what is the long run plan? Turn that sea water into drinking water.
@@Shinzon23 when you desalinate sea water you leave behind a very toxic mineral called brine behind it can't be dumped into the ocean it poisons soil.
I don't even know you and I can already figure out who and what you are.
You are a typical run of the mill democratic liberal environmentalist .
You have all these genius ideas but you have no comprehension of the un intended consequences like every other great liberal idea.
For example electric car batteries.. stopping oil production... pulling out of Afghanistan.. wind mills.... Solar cells and fuel from corn ethanol. Your ideas are all disasters
About 10 gallons of desalination water will create about 15 pounds of poisonous brine
@@Shinzon23 "desalination plants are energy intensive and create a potentially environment-harming waste called brine (made up of concentrated salt and chemical residues), which is dumped into the ocean, injected underground or spread on land."
To answer his question, The Great Basin hasn't run out of water as much yet because it has bigger reservoirs. Only maybe a decade of water left at current loss.
a decade ? that's a lot of water
@@alfonstabz9741 not really
@@joejohnson8933 it is just a mere fact that a lot people running out of water .. you think that is serious?
@@davidboi239 what plenty of water? why do you think this people is running out of water?
@@davidboi239 drinkable is on 1.2 % of total but yes big greedy corporation is aggravating the shortage
😂Nestle has all the fresh water in plastic bottles in warehouses across the world. Literally a river flows through every Walmart and Kroger one case at a time.
This is just the beginning. Strap in folks, rough roads ahead.
World War III , a great famine, global economic collapse & catastrophic climate events are coming.
Indeed
Um, this has been said for decades. When exactly do the rough roads kick in?
Oh i thought we were suppose to strap in last yr and the yr before that and the yr before that . Quit the fearmongering , extreme weather and drought has been around ever since
@@easternsuneasternsun171 true the climate has fluctuated and there have been multiple mass extinctions long before man. This is a fact. Also a fact, at no point has there been such dramatic change in such short time as is currently happening. This is bore out by geological studies such as ice core studies. Also fact, every year new record high temperatures are record in more places and more frequently. Also fact, natural disasters have been occuring more frequently with more severity. Your entitled to your opinions but not your own facts. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt that you're just not up on the science as opposed to being blinded by a political ideology. All the facts are at your finger tips. Do some research, learn the facts. Or continue in blissful ignorance. Your choice.
There is a lot of shared water between the US and Mexico. I hope more cooperation will occur, and something is done to help the people left without water.
We all share the same continent.
More than nesscary has already been given, go and secure your homeland. We'll support with guns and ammo, but we can't give you your own balls. That land is yours, go fight for it. There's water, trust me. All our spare water is going to your refugees you've neglected.
Usa the problem they're greedy terrorist
Speak for yourself
Corporations won't do sh!t unless they can somehow make money in the end.
@@speedythunder1995 Theres 2 RUclipsrs with much valueable Info about this Topic here. Some More News and Second Thought. Maybe, just maybe, we should all check them out and leave a Like so we dont, uhm, die?
I’m glad I live in my home town. We just had a full day of rain 🌧 yesterday. My prayers go to all the people affected by this drought
AMAZON wastes such hyper-giga-amouts of Water
that if we dont fix it, nothing we normal people do
will matter.
Theres 2 RUclipsrs with much valueable Info about this Topic here. Some More News and Second Thought. Maybe, just maybe, we should all check them out and leave a Like so we dont, uhm, die?
H-ck, maybe we should even go to the local School-Board and ask those videos to be Shown around.
For now lol
Thanks to the south western Hoover dam draining of the Colorado river everyone will die including residents of California Phoenix Scottsdale Arizona Las Vegas Nevada evácuate exodus the residents to the east dam take the dam down if you want everything to go back to normal
I live in that area of Mexico. Recently a friend of a friend, a healthy 18 year old, died of heat stroke.
Yea but unfortunately the rest of the world don’t give a 💩 about us brown ppl. If this was happening in Europe you know NATO and every international organization would try to resolve this problem.
I have my family in Nuevo León, sadly, they’re all struggling to get water every day.
The movie mad max is starting to look more real every day 😳
Mad Max is a documentary.
Has anyone checked near the southern border the Nestle plant bottling water to sell mostly to the Japanese? They are by legal agreements taking way much more aka stealing. And the mexican gangs so rightfully upset they are going in and stealing the water for self survival...as for water conservation in my home, am buying a sink over the toilet lid...advised my daughter in her new rental to maybe send the kids out to pee on the tree and rosebushes. Am told it is ok to do this even with produce. Provides valuable nutrients and minerals plus water. Trick is not to pee on the plant part to be consumed and not to be on meds. Peeing inside a bucket to transport to the plants can also be done.. Maybe this is why many years ago, boys were taught to pee standing up often on a bush or tree?
yes pee is good for plant nutritions. Though, if you are a lot, some pre treatment might prevent unwanted damage
Makes me feel so bad cause I have a leaking shower
Collect that water in a bucket and use it to, say, flush the toilet, or wash the dishes, or even for showering instead. Hope you feel better.
I live in Las Vegas currently, I need to move up north for any sustainable future it's getting real bad real fast
Vegas resident as well. Or move to the east. It’s only going to get worse.
Yes thats Chicago in my profile pic. I feel lucky we have all that water. Btw i do nighttime driving videos here
The air in Las Vegas is dry and smoky
I had friends who moved from CA to OH and TX. Their standard of living seemed to be much better and they actually are happier.
This hurt my heart to see this, it won't be long until we see this in America and some other dry areas in Europe.
It’s already happening at the lake mead
plenty of liquids in Alaska, good luck getting enough Vitamin D.
You best belive it
It's already happening in America
H.a.r.p.
We over here in the Equator have the worst floods we've ever had in decades... it was definitely a very wet July.
This is because if the beer companies, soda companies, and other companies using surplus of water... Those companies havent stopped working.
Mexicans love their soda and beer. They are status items to them. Mexicans are heavy soda and beer drinkers.
@@smartassboy In the south yes, not the north....but we are trying to changr
@@smartassboy It looks like Coca-Cola controls most of the water there and sells it another a subsidiary company. I think it's from lack of choice.
God Help them! 🙏🇲🇽
These people can be helped easily, all they need to do is accept a simple gift from china 🤣. Acknowledge that Taiwan does not exist and China will be there tomorrow to build dams and gift clean water for all. Just look at the African and South American nations that have accepted the hand of friendship form China, mass infrastructure built for them 😆.
Maybe Ba'al the Exalted, guide you from the path of folly.
I live in Monterrey Nuevo Leon and it's very sad to see kids running with their moms to catch a gulp of water. And its that much more terrifying hearing that it will only get worse:(
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H-ck, maybe we should even go to the local School-Board and ask those videos to be Shown around.
@@slevinchannel7589 Who are the RUclipsrs?
@@elpidiojr.9772
Some-More-News and Second Thought.
@@slevinchannel7589 Definitely check them out! THXS!
@@elpidiojr.9772 :)
When corruption slaps us in the face!
I worked at a soda plant once,. You'd be absolutely raging to see how much they waste in water and product.
Called sanitation. No one likes salmonella.
@@donaldkasper8346 Believe what you want
@@sliedogg Correct. No one likes salmonella. The facilities and equipment would be regularly hosed down. I saw this at a Los Angeles Budweiser brewery tour decades ago when they gave tours. The waste water is not that dirty, could be used in local agriculture.
That's a facility that operates properly. I'm talking about a facility that doesn't. They aren't throwing out product because of bacteria. They throw it out because they refuse to fix the machine. Look I'm not going to explain everything. Just be cautious of drinking Arizona brand and Walmart store brand soda.
@@donaldkasper8346 Keep in mind,. You didn't work at the same plant I worked at. So please stop assuming you know how it operates.
I do not go to doctors, for I am 79 and ready to die naturally. I love Queretaro, for USA is too deadly and expensive.
Karma never loses an address.
Check out lake Mead. I'd like to see a satellite side by side from 2015 to today. It feeds 90% of Las Vegas water. And parts of LA area. I think by next year it won't have enough. And those areas will be screwed. Why is nobody talking about this? And why aren't we doing what Dubai does, create our own rain with seeding ionized particals in the skies?
I live in Vegas and it’s broadcasted believe that
There are plenty of news reports and RUclips videos talking about the Lake Mead crisis.
We have been farming the deserts.
Just days before the Lake Mead story got traction, Huntington Beach, CA voted against building a water desalination plant due to 'environmental concerns' and pressure from organizations like the Surfrider Foundation. Oops!
"Do not my friends, become addicted to water. It will take hold of you and you will resent its absence." - Fury Road. Some reason I can't stop watching this movie. 98% perfect sci fi based on the end of free water and the collapse of society.
Honestly love it too
still feel the first one is better even if it isn't about water lol
and yet society hasn't collapsed
Blessings to Mexico 🇲🇽
This is whats going to happen in western US if we don't change something soon.
Nothing will change. That's why it's a good idea not to have kids so they won't have to deal with this mess.
@@LC.1990 so just rely on foreign born immigration to keep America running? Isn't it possible that maybe America could just improve on how we utilize our resources?
@@scottyflintstone, no I don't think that's possible. No one wants to do anything for the greater good. It's the sad reality.
@@scottyflintstone To perfectly control the human population, first you have to make all humans sterile, then using biotechnology to create births in the laboratory and thus maintain the birth rate of a country at 2 children per woman, since that is the amount for the population of a country is considered in equilibrium or with zero growth.
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The world is suffering from every aspect imaginable. We only have ourselves to blame.
Calm down there Nancy.
Water shortages and droughts have happened throughout human history. None of them had anything to do with changing the climate.
Hohokam, Anasazi and Mayan Indians are a few of the endless examples of peoples moving out of areas because of a lack of water.
This is nothing new, just propaganda pushing a climate hysteria narrative.
It began right after jeffrey epstein & gang got exposed.
Yep. We can’t eat drink money drugs guns oil.
All them cartels there spreading bad bad bad karma .........all of that can be fixed but their president, leaders and etc arent even hiring Engineers to come up with solutions to help with getting them water . The earth provides everything you need so...
Imagine everyone had their own water capture systems? Even just one heavy rainfall could fill your barrels and last a good amount of time.
you don't know how much square footage is needed, nor how much capacity is needed.
Saying something so vague sounds like you're being helpful but you're not.
"From that time Jesus began to preach, and to say, Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." Matthew 4:17
"But I say unto you, That ye resist not evil: but whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also." Matthew 5:39°•
It is basically illegal here in USA
@@honuswagner9348 almost every home in Uganda has this system
The problem is there's no rain. . . A capture system won't work if there's no rain to replenish it
Desalination, cloud seeding, and plenty of over options need to be applied since yesterday
Desalination excretes a very toxic brine that needs to be carefully disposed of which I highly doubt even usa would follow those guidelines
Especially desalination. Not only it can provide water but also take water out of the seas. Might be minuscule, but it could potentially help.
@@blazetino5713 I Agree, its a guaranteed source of water.
Too busy killing each other in gang wars
Stop clamping down on water use and start clamping down on pollution in the Motherland
I'm always thinking of rain, loving rain. wishing for rain, looking at the world map to see where it's raining. Send the rain.
In Jesus' name amen!
Go to indonesia where the rains r waiting for u, ull soak with flood lol
Then ull change ur mind bout the rain 🤣🤣🤣
@@johnson6684 I live rain, but love sun too. 🌞
I grew up in Australia during one of the worst national droughts that lasted from the late 90's well into the mid to late 2000s, in some regions well into the 2010s.
During that time, you certainly realize how much we took water for granted, as there were gradually heavier and heavier water restrictions put in place. No watering lawns, at later stages that also covered gardens. Sprinklers were banned. Couldn't top up your pool, or replace the water. Could only wash your car between 4pm - 7am. Eventually that became 7pm to 7am and only with a bucket. Showers were limited to about 3 minutes. Baths were strongly advised against. (Though some people still had them). People who used water passed the recommended allowance had multiplers or penalties added to their water bills.
Eventually, measures were put in place to reduce high levels of water consumption. Including the mandatory installation of rainwater tanks in all new houses, toilets that had only half flushes and drew its sources from recycled water. Among others
In America it’s illegal to collect rain water.
Water is wasted so much.
@@420thugsta it's so stupid how strong we let the government get to hold us down
@Sunrise do you know why rain water is toxic? I’ll give you a couple guesses.
@Sunrise I was hoping you knew. It’s factories and meth. Ever heard of the meth belt
I am from Quebec, Canada and I just came out of the shower. I wasted a lot of water(its free in Quebec). I feel bad now after watching this video.
Its really tragic we can't put a sign in space, so in billions of years the dominant species can't look back and laugh at the idiots who accidentally, as a group, committed self excitation in a tragically short time frame. At least the last time, a climate induced mass exciton event took millions of years amiright? I won't be here to see it, just suffer the tutorial mission.
The media is building up the fear mongering for political reasons. We have been there before, weather is weather and patterns repeat themselves. Here in the southeast we getting rain nearly every day or every other day. 20 years ago I remember a summer that we had no rain for months.
Water shortages and droughts have happened throughout human history. None of them had anything to do with changing the climate.
Hohokam, Anasazi and Mayan Indians are a few of the endless examples of peoples moving out of areas because of a lack of water.
This is nothing new, just propaganda pushing a climate hysteria narrative.
@@keithsj10 agreed
@@keithsj10 Um, if you look at human history, those involved _regional_ droughts 🤣 But yeah, call yourself "red pilled" or whatever and ignore the fact in the 1980s shell released an internal paper stating this exact thing would happen
@@darksam1212 so I guess you're blue pilled then? 🙄
What drought are you talking about? This video IS in regards to a regional issue. It's not global so put a paper bag over your face and breathe slowly.
You're hyperventilating.
Kinda feels like the world is slowly dying and that death is slowly picking up pace
its not a Kinda...the world IS dying...at least a version of Earth that can sustain humans...we are careening forward towards human extinction and civilization chaos
Don't worry. They are going to starve us before long. Get used to bugs and cannibalism.
I believe you are right. I can almost feel it in the air
Don't like it
Yes human beings are and have always been the problem. The universe is trying to purge itself of humans.
We had no running water for 10 days in my city. Meanwhile, lawns are getting watered and decorative fountains are on in full force upstream of us.
This made me sad. Sometimes, I do waste water. I hope this situation gets better.
Our situation is way different you saving water won’t help the water table in Mexico bonehead
The fact that I graduated with an environmental degree, and I want to work on a career that helps our world but can’t even find a job shows that people at the top need to realize the problem!
Same! I ended up going into education with hopes I could help in that way. All the jobs are for petroleum and big oil. No thanks.
They’ll start realizing when it starts affecting them but by then it’ll be too late
They realize there is a problem but our environment is never a priority. We could have solved climate issues a long time ago, but all these rich losers care about is money.
Maybe you should've graduated from an actual degree worth the paper it's printed on. You might as well have finished a degree on lesbian underwater basket weaving and transgender studies. 😬
I'm trying to educate myself on sustainability and rainwater harvesting. This is not a problem the government will fix.
History has shown that our leaders are often late to the party. Prepare yourselves to survive if the water runs out.
They will keep pumping it until either the water stops flowing, or the money does. They are a business... just like the rest of the US.
I think its time for all people to start praying for rain and better weather. All the things are possible with GOD
China and Germany-Switzerland are studying weather & water control systems.
China is currently storing massive amounts of water in humongous underground chambers.
We should be doing the same
Then We need to find an excuse to steal them!
Source?
@@toffiees6193 Look it up you have a phone
@@BlackkAirForce1s sassy
I live in the south of Mexico and the state I'm in is marked as 'none'. I often see people here cleaning their pateos with the hose. They leave it running like nothing is happening.
go up to them a punch them for me PLEASE!!!
Ignorance and religiosity are one of the culprits accelerating Global Warming. The level of ignorance and unwillingness to learn to save water and be more environmentally aware is staggering in Mexico as well as in Jewnited States of America.
@@markymarksthirdnipple8305 desert plants are awesome. More people should have them. I don't know if it's true or not but I've heard that in Arizona or Nevada they don't keep grass in their lawns, just plants that don't need a lot of water.
Same in alot of the US. They recently had a story on the news about celebrities using 5x what they should be using! Its a dang shame!!!
More of those lines in the sky will make it rain😂 wheres weather modification patents when you need them😂
Access to water should never be a question. Sadly it is in many countries around the world.
Pure sadness.
Now this is a fact you can't drink money and you can't eat it either
But you can buy a lot of hookers and booze
After years and years of waiting... The End Times are Here!!!
No they are not
I hope so
All thanks to big oil. Pesky ol' climate change! How could we have predicted this!? Besides the large group of very vocal scientists who have been predicting exactly this since the 80s...
World War III , a great famine, global economic collapse & catastrophic climate events are coming.
Hopefully
Desalinize the ocean water like they do in Hawaii
and Ca.
I dreamt about this last night in Mexico...i hurt for everyone suffering
Play lottery beloved!🙏🎯
The water crisis is really scary.
One day soon governments will have to take measures to encourage and motivate people to have smaller families to moderate population growth.
People already have smaller families. Even africa has halved the number of children compared to families of the 1980s. The problem is people are living longer. They aren't dying at 50 but at 75
Tell that to Elon Musk.
Lower demand-check. Still needs to rain though
No people continue to pump out kids with no regard for humanity or the environment. And their children grow up to be the same way.
I’m so glad I found this small chat lol
I agree with everyone here
"It's awful what's happening in Mexico...but how can we shoehorn talking about America?" WTF NBC...😒
We COULD solve this by drastically reducing the birthrate and moving away from fossil fuels but......
😂who are you bill gates😂
@@rafghani does the truth hurt we are overpopulated and we can not rely on fossil fuels forever
I've been saying that people who have babies now are highly irresponsible.
@@chrissyellem7397exactly. It should be illegal for ANYONE to have babies and all of our problems will go away in 100 years.
I went for a week to Pesquería Monterrey and it was hella hot and water was a big issue. Smh I feel for them
This just reminds me to take care of water. I need to remember to waste as little as possible
I hope it rains soon and when it does I hope it rains for a whole year straight.
that would cause more problems to be honest.
Did you build an Ark? Lol. Too much is as bad as not enough....
Rain ain’t the problem my friend, it’s the lack of snow. It’s called global warming. It’s called overpopulation, it’s called human greed and expert denialism.
It's not a temporary drought, this is permanent aridification. Same thing happening in some parts of the US, including California.
This isn't one of your mommy's bed time stories.
The Judgements of The Lord are here, Repent it's going to get insane soon, Wake Up
Three days of darkness
We need to build some desalination plants along the coast. Refill all our reservoirs or else there will be nothing left. Do u want to wait till people are dying from lack of water?
They won't suffer long. A week, tops.
The answer is distilled water... think about it... if they can distill enough vodka, and liquor. They can definitely distill a bunch of sea water and scrap the salt waste out or sell it. One way or another with just need HUGE distilling tanks.
No matter how much you filter sea water it will always taste like salt.
The process is called desalination. It's expensive and uses a lot of gross chemicals. Not as easy as just boiling water.
@@youtubecrack No gross. Chemicals heat and electricity. So unless you use nuclear power it adds to global warming.
Praying for Mexico 🇲🇽 🙏🏼
Maybe Ba'al the Exalted, guide you from the path of folly.
How about sweet water plasma for drinking maybe it is possible
It's rains almost daily in south Mississippi
Dont worry, the floods are here too... or do yo not watch the news. It will be drought and flood and nothing else.
Amen 🙏
Maybe Mississippi might sell some to California?
Pipes for oil but not water😂
@@scottyflintstone California got water from the Meed Dam that comes from the Colorado Grand Canyon and aqueduct from
Oregon & Washington state
Shut down coka cola, problem will be far less serve
Coca Cola can't make it rain
@@scottyflintstone no but they're using a ton of water in fact in some places in Mexico and South America they're using so much water that people lose access. It's time that we take our water back from the corporations and we use it in a way that is efficient instead of this constant waste
@Damien Vryce I live in the US. Mexicans have to want to push it through.
Prayers for you all
Who would have thought that building giant lush green cities in the middle of deserts would cause a water problem years later 🤔🤷♂️
Mexico City was literally built on a drained lake bed
@@madmanszalinski Mexico City is very far where there is a drought lol
@@alexsmith1207 It will have more severe droughts in the next decades between 2050 an 2100 due to climate change and global warming, and will look contradictory but it seems that lower global average temperatures are favorable in the latitude where is located Mexico because it higher the probability of rainfall.
@@user-ack more droughts, more floods
I wonder how feasible it would be to use the brine from desalination to create a large inland lake. The evaporation would help create rain and the salts could be used for commercial and private use. Brine is the reason we don’t already have mass scale desalination, it can create dead zones on the sea floor where it’s dumped.
I wonder how feasable it would be to just have the grossly large factory farms stop using a trillion gallons just for one crop of almonds.....
Hmm...that's interesting.
My question is are there any big corporate companies using that water in any way shape or form?
Okay I get people are trying to be nice but stop saying pray for Mexico so how about we do something to _really_ help. I live in Canada and we have a lot of water but that's irrelevant - come what may with climate change- quite frankly all of North America really needs to come together on this because this issue is going to become more and more extreme in the coming years and we can't handle it (Mexico, US, & Canada)-well we could but we're better prepared to handle it together.
Looking at the entire continent as a single hydrological system as it is an actual nature rather than the b******* of political boundaries you can actually come up with a much more sustainable plan and not to mention all three of us depend on one another for our survival and our prosperity. It is a good idea to come up with some way to make sure that we can actually ensure Water Supplies to our Farmers to our citizens wherever they may be. One day we may have a water surplus when you guys have a drought but also of the reverse is true. Coming together for an equitable solution is a very good idea.
Also it seems like climate change has created such an exaggerated cyclical, extreme wet-dry water with ever increasingly severe extremes of drought & flood. Creating an integrated water transportation and distributien system of being able to redirect huge volumes of water north or south, east and west on this continent would be a very useful tool in the future. It also gives us the potential to change what would be a problem into a solution in the future where floodwaters could be redirected to drought-stricken areas offsetting their lossed percipitation.
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Originally from India and now working in the US, I have experienced both. At the end of the day ,we are a very adaptable species .Having said that there should be a proportionate distribution of water and make it a public resource that is very regulated
It will be such a awful time at the destruction and genocide of WW2 will seem like a picnic in comparison” not according to this text of end times. People have forgotten that this is a temporary world lol. It not meant to last FOR EVER just like dinosaurs
Nope says Republicans science is fake news and no regulations except for women.
"We are a very adaptable species" yes but to cause more damage 🤣
Ok, fascist. maybe you should return to India. you don't sound like an American
Amazing people don't understand that this situation is vastly different than anything before it. It's not just an abnormal year, it's a trend that's been happening for over a decade.
Hard to believe a desert would have water shortages. Who in the world would think that? I'm sure the golf courses are very green and watered 3 times a day though.
Both the US and Mexico has enough water. It is just not matching where the people are.
that's why they limit your water usage in California? what rock you living under bud?
There is a movement on water transfers from the Midwest into the Colorado river which feeds into California
@@mnmtwo The same rock all those Arizonans, Utahans, Nevadans, New Mexicans all live under. Actually, mine rock is slightly damper than theirs, but hey, you know just one state, right? So no worries!
True and the news reporter forgot to mention their neighboring states didn’t wanna help them cuz they would rather give water to big companies like Coca Cola or Heineken instead of their constituents.
Human are so hard headed we got to learn the hard way
The great salt lake is shrinking in the west. Unless major change is seen in policy, human consumption and commercial use all the tributaries will stop flowing. Some people has said it can disappear inside of 5 years unless we stop it. Theres large deposits of arsenic that will be released into the atmosphere if it fully evaporates.. meaning salt lake city will be uninhabitable within a decade.
That's true. Lake Powell and Lake Mead drying up also. It's scary to be honest.
Instead of wasting so much money on ridiculous programs and foreign nations, the U.S. needs to make sure this doesn't happen in the Southwestern U.S.. What happened to build, back, better? Nothing is being built and nothing is better, it's all worse. How about a pipeline or aqueduct from the Northern states that are flooding to the dry states in the U.S.? It would create a ton of good jobs and would solve a serious problem in the US. Also, Israel seems to have created a system that has made desalination more affordable and reasonable. Why are we so worried about electric cars (worse for us than traditional vehicles) when there has been a twenty year drought in the American Southwest? Follow the money................
Because we’d rather spend $800 billion per year on military
Because the US rather spend 4 Trillion dollars destroying countries in the Middle East and killing millions plus creating terrorist groups like Isis and Al quida!!
Talk to the Republicans who vote against everything..They would rather hurt Biden than help Americans..
World War III , a great famine, global economic collapse & catastrophic climate events are coming.
They tried building pipelines in the north (Minnesota and South Dakota, North Dakota) but the native Americans there protested and it was shut down since they own the land.
Thank you rain gods from Arizona..
For the past few days we have been getting dumped on from monsoons
I just wish it wasnt all ar once but we will take it...just while posting this national weather issued a flood warning again ...anything on earth is great right now
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Joe’s gotta go
you wish rain wasn't all at once even though monsoons have been happening this way for millions of years?
Just like in the United States, Mexico should divert water from the South of their country to these areas, just like the United States should divert water from the East to the West.
Right? Is it really that expensive to create a canal system that stretches the country like the old railroad system? I don’t understand why we aren’t doing something like this given climate change will make droughts worse, not better in the future.
St. Louis just got 11inches of rain today, surely they can't use all of it
eventually that would dry too...all bandages to a fatal wound
@@hommie422 Californians don’t deserve it
Sounds simple but im guessing there might be issues with the sheer volume of water that would need to be moved up to 2000 miles. I dont think a water system like that exists anywhere, not in volume or distance, on earth. I mean, we put people on the moon and split the atom so if we really wanted to we could. It would pose many legal challenges, you would have to run the system across the land of millions of Americans not to mention the devastation if something went wrong with all that water pressure in the system, farmlands gone, whole towns swept away. I cant imagine it would be possible to run on some kinda 'natural' system like attempting to artificially create the worlds strongest river running half way across the country. Just thinking out loud here.....
Wake up we can’t use Mother Nature like it’s going to be here to serve us for ever