Not 🚫😊 Mexico has avoid this treaty now . To old already . Go Steal it from Canada they have too much. United States have stolen so many natural resources from Mexico now it's time to stop😊
They should just build a desalination plant in the part of Mexico under Arizona and sell the water at cost. That would lead to excess commercially worthless salt, just dry it out and seal it in plastic.
Not quite. Some of the billionaires have been diverting water to underground reservoirs made in old oil deposits and they don’t want you know about it. That’s all this is
Why blame mexico when they are facing massive drought this year from the record temperatures high. Rn trying to work with modifying the ground to help absorb rain water to replenish underground reservoirs more efficiently but that relies on rain.
@@lipozrljohnson7078 That antiquated paradigm you are functioning under no longer applies, chief. This is no longer the 1800's: Yemen alone has currently sunk US ships. US personnel have been kicked out from everywhere. US and its allies have been proven by Iran, Yemen, Syria, Afghanistan, etc., they they no longer reign the world. We 🇲🇽 may still be weak like the 1800's, but the only difference is that WE 🇲🇽 have powerful friends eager to utilize us as a proxy against your country. They are salivating right now to give your country a taste of their own medicine. Always remember that, chief.
That’s not true the US government forced Mexico to sign that. Unfortunately for Mexico we had a stupid president Anyhow the US stopped the flow of water to Mexico such as the Colorado river, that no longer reaches the Gulf of California.
Tear up this treaty!! Come on! They need their water too. We already suck up the entire Colorado so it's a trickle by the time it gets to the sea. There's a drought, perhaps agriculture is not viable in some of these locations any more.
Or maybe we need some basic efficiency changes so farmers get rewarded for conservation, instead of giving every incentive to grew alfalfa just to maintain their water rights
They can absolutely start desalination plants tomorrow if they felt like it so let's get real listening to this guy who's supposed to be educated talk about how it's their fault that they're not meeting the treaty knowing that this drought is historic and with the ocean right there it's ridiculous we should have been doing this decades ago. This is what's so frustrating. And most of us buy inexpensive food from Mexico as one of our biggest trading partners and this is the same group that b****** about migrant labor without realizing how the food even gets to their table could you imagine being out there in that heat with no shade and bugs and pesticides bent over picking food all day long for little appreciation or money. People act like with 4% unemployment that their kid is going to get off the couch and pick their food. It's ridiculous I remember when the GOP used to hate on Obama for stopping our migrant labor because they knew just how vital they were to our communities being able to afford food but now if we're going to be stuck on huh I wonder how we can get out of this and not doing something about it is the most frustrating thing ever. Trying to turn stuff into a culture wars cutting off your nose to spite your face. I mean with the infrastructure bill I would think that there should be companies being encouraged to start desalination plants we should be Manufacturing the setup so that other nations can utilize it as well. I mean it's not that hard in the scheme of things
@@guru47piI completely agree we are too smart to not be trying everything I still see Farmers watering before the sun goes down and I literally watch it evaporate it's almost scalding to the plants because of the difference in temperature the radiant heat is what the problem is just like the almond trees that were utilizing so much water out in California they finally had to cut them all down because of it it's going to take a lot longer now to refill those aquifers because of the evaporation that has been happening for the last decade or so it's gotten worse crops do not retain the moisture like they used to
@@Sam-oo6wywow the same ones who pick food so that you can afford it man you just don't understand how it gets to your table don't worry your kid might get off their cell phone to go get a job maybe they can be out there in record-breaking heat bent over picking food so that your Tomatoes won't be $10. These are the same people that pay into the communities where they travel when they're doing seasonal harvesting you know you have to follow crops. But you probably don't know that. You should have been watching Fox News when Obama was President though they talked about it all the time how they contributed even to Social Security without drawing on it so it would buffer it for the rest of us how they were vital to these farming communities because as they stayed there they paid money just like tourists to a vacation state they also knew and it's still true to the day that they commit fewer crimes than citizens all of that is a Google away. You don't have to take my word for it by the way crime is also at a 50-year record low
United States to Mexico get your own damn water. We tear up the treaty this year. If you watched the video we giving you water but you failing to get certain regions water from you. You guys the cheaters.
well there should be a joint effort imo if they are both experiencing issues. both government's resources funneling towards this issue will speed the rate at which it is fixed, in theory and help boost relations
Israel has been using a desalination plant for decades for a good amount of their water. The United States and Mexico are both bordered by oceans, let’s take advantage of it.
@TheJosephPrince I've mentioned that before, would also decrease the rising oceans issue's, while getting fresh water out of it only question is what to do with all the salt besides selling it, utilizing it in products, ect. Or just building a levy system like the Netherlands to extract land space for more fertile ground or just have a series of huge reservoirs next to the main desalination area. That fill them up.
Republicans have been pushing for it for the last two yrs and for invading Canada to remove Trudeau , Putin leaked this to the Mexican president a yr back
Mexico has been experiencing extreme drought since many years ago. Why don't you talk about cleaning the Rio Grande from all those heavy metals and crap that's been trown at it? Nobody wants to clean their own crap
If they didn't depend on Mexico for water food and labor....they'd have to buy water from the billionaires in the US that own all of your water rights. You didn't know that??? Mexico aint the problem. Its your own billionaires
And yet out of country investors come in here and put up car washes on every corner to wash their money in our states take up our water literally here in Utah we have huge car washes on every corner just about as many Mormon churches they've put up it's ridiculous and then I found out that the people that actually own them don't even live in this country but they chose to come and invest in our states by building these car washes as a way to wash their money in our states but at the same time we're in droughts why would 12 car washes go up in one city in one year?
This guy is slow lmao 🤣 core, life water, smart water, Fiji, Nestle and I won't forget to include your local city charge for water that just keeps getting more and more expensive 🫰
This is why we Voted for Morena! We are not your lil b's anymore. We have a President that will always see the best for its people first over anyone else. We will not allow the US to play us like they have been.
You have the cash to build tunnels,pipes and pumping stations form the water rich North Eastern US...Carlifornia can get it from Washington state...you already have $1tri to spare for the military..if water is an existential crisis...you have the tools
@@Actor_bad24IK why would we want to use the resources from Washington State, drain the Canadian resources first. This would be better than building a OIL pipeline... Seems like you have a smooth brain!
So you expect MX to send the little water reserves they have over while their people dry out? What if it was the other way around? Would you do it? No, right?
Mexico is in the process of building Desalter plants. That way they can solve the water shortage. Also I would say Mexico cut off the water flow. Mexico owes nothing to the USA. Mexico has provided so much for the USA and yet they are always treated badly and taken advantage of. the hell with the USA. That’s your water Mexico take care of your country and people. Also the amount of water being overly excessively used by foreign companies that are farming in Arizona and exporting all the crops overseas. So that being said it’s the U.S. own fault for letting that happen.
Who's the ones complaining or the ones trying to make it work I'm sure and international court will void that treaty that was made in a totally different time period use logic droughts are everywhere and a country like Mexico under the leadership it is under now will put the hard working Mexican people before the lazy Americans that just expect the rest of the word to do as they say but no sir not amlo and not his prodige
There’s a drought. That’s why tropical storm Alberto was a blessing. Reservoirs were refilled and the federal government is embarking on a plan to construct more dams and reservoirs.
Currently Mexico city is having a water shortage problem parts of the area have had all there water sources completely depleted im surprised Mexico even sent eny water to begin with they definitely need it more I mean you know its bad when your capital is low on fresh water.
CBS. Look at a map. At 0:39 your graphic shows Mexican states of Baja California and Chihuahua while you say "Mexican states are heavily reliant on water from the American side of the Colorado river. Texas has a river they call the Colorado river and it is the longest river contained within a single state in the United States. (Maybe the river reminded a Texan of a Colorado river he had seen where?) It's river basin lies entirely within the state of Texas and none of it's tributaries pass through Mexican land nor is a Mexican practicing poor agricultural methods when an American could be doing it instead with Texas Colorado River water. Texas' Colorado river empties into the Gulf of Mexico at Matagorda Bay, midway along the Texas Gulf Coast between Louisiana state line and the mouth of the Rio Grande at US-Mexico border. And the Rio Grande is fed by tributary rivers in Mexico more than by tributaries in the United States. Laughable trying to claim indignant high ground here, but you did your best. Like the problems with Colorado river basin water allocation here in Southern Nevada, this Texas-Mexican water divide is unworkable with no expectation of water resource returning to the levels routine at their early 20th century penning. And don't say drought and climate change together or your adventurous FOX viewers might get back under their covers. That brainwashing only a couple generations passing will erase.
I can only imagine the conversation between the two countries 😂 Texas (USA): "Hey Mexico, we need more water. Send it over now, or else." Mexico: "Are you kidding? You stole Texas from me-get your own damn water!" Texas (USA): "If you don’t send the water, we'll turn the media against you, claiming the cartels are kidnapping Americans and demanding water as ransom because of your extreme drought." Mexico: "Not the media, please! Fine, here’s your water." Texas: "What a lovely neighbor! Thank you." The End:Everyone’s happy... or so we think.
Cant do it sorry. Republicans keep voting against improving our aged and decaying infrastructure s even though building back infrastructure would enrich the middle classs and help many impoverished families to become middle class. Oh, thats probably why they dont want to fix the infrastructure if its going to help the 99%. They are representing the 1% as always. The billionaires are who has bought up all the water rights in tge us anyway
Here's the thing if we don't start concerning ourselves with climate change because we want to ignore where our water comes from and how it gets into the water table if it's too hot it evaporates too quickly. Now it's also the time to start using technology to desalination plants so that we can have water. It's absolutely ridiculous that states surrounded by the ocean cannot do something proactive when it is absolutely essential for life and the food we eat. Technology is a great thing if you bother to use it
Oh cool cool... Now do the Colorado. I'm 41 years old from Yuma Arizona and I've NEVER seen the water reach the Sea of Cortez and the only water we do let through is the brackish water he says the US can't use. We Americans love breaking treaties and international law but get our panties in a bunch when others do and they no fault of their own.
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Its drought guys, its not that hard to understand.
Murika first
Not 🚫😊 Mexico has avoid this treaty now . To old already . Go Steal it from Canada they have too much. United States have stolen so many natural resources from Mexico now it's time to stop😊
Does the Chihuahuan Desert have droughts?
Mexico doesn't invest in infrastructure. I've only heard of NL making new damns. Mexico is behind in infrastructure, including water management.
@Wolfcamp555
Its a desert bro 😂 like Arizona
The U.S. has built huge cities in the middle of the desert that require tons of water for people to water their lawn. That's the problem.
They should just build a desalination plant in the part of Mexico under Arizona and sell the water at cost.
That would lead to excess commercially worthless salt, just dry it out and seal it in plastic.
Mexico has an even larger one in that area
Both West Texas and Mexico have been experiencing severe drought to my knowledge. Mexico especially has been having severe drought.
Who knows how what fracking is?
Yeah but Texas only cares about Texas and literally no one else🙄😒
@@chrisr6456 who was when it will be?
They’re running out of water in their country period.
Just like we're running out of water and ours you know because we're farming so much Alfalfa for cows overseas
Not quite. Some of the billionaires have been diverting water to underground reservoirs made in old oil deposits and they don’t want you know about it. That’s all this is
Our country, bc ther socialist
Our country bc they're socialist
We’re running out of water is crazy hahaha we drowning in water right now if you haven’t already heard.
😂😂 80years ago are not the same as now. Hotter, less water everywhere
@@lvjungle2840 and?
@@corpsesofliberty3661 and period
@@corpsesofliberty3661 and? We are not gonna give you anything! 🗣️🔥
@@rudynoah5503 and?
@@rudynoah5503that’s fine but we’re going to give back your own people
The U.S. is always "Innocent".... 🙄
Why blame mexico when they are facing massive drought this year from the record temperatures high. Rn trying to work with modifying the ground to help absorb rain water to replenish underground reservoirs more efficiently but that relies on rain.
Hey Texas just ignore the missing water like you do climate change
So the treaty is meaningless?
@@lipozrljohnson7078 what treaty has US ever adhered to, Einstein?
🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
@@mikeyrose4183 You tell me. Just know the US has the military to back itself up if need be.
@@lipozrljohnson7078 That antiquated paradigm you are functioning under no longer applies, chief. This is no longer the 1800's: Yemen alone has currently sunk US ships. US personnel have been kicked out from everywhere. US and its allies have been proven by Iran, Yemen, Syria, Afghanistan, etc., they they no longer reign the world.
We 🇲🇽 may still be weak like the 1800's, but the only difference is that WE 🇲🇽 have powerful friends eager to utilize us as a proxy against your country. They are salivating right now to give your country a taste of their own medicine. Always remember that, chief.
@@lipozrljohnson7078 We dont?
And we got powerful friends 🇲🇽🇷🇺
Mexico wants water from Mexico.
Lol exactly. 😂
Yes, Texas used to belong to Coahuila Mexico, before the anglo traitors thought that Texas needed to stop being part of Mexico.
Aye aye nahh we settled that years ago this is TEXAS
Now have my water ready in full by next week or we’ll teach you the same lesson years ago TEXAS.
We got plenty in Tlaxcala 😂😂😂
No mention of Texas changing the flow of the rio grande
Maybe because Texas hasn't?
the US just takes takes takes. bleeds the colorado river nearly dry and drops for mexico
That’s not true the US government forced Mexico to sign that. Unfortunately for Mexico we had a stupid president
Anyhow the US stopped the flow of water to Mexico such as the Colorado river, that no longer reaches the Gulf of California.
Exactly.
You mean they stole our water without firing a bullet?
PRI PAN 😂
Mexico lost the war. Reparations were made. They need to hold up their part for the agreement they made.
Isn't our hoover dam in the way of the flow
Aren't you guys Americans. You're supposed to solve your own problems. Americans would never beg other countries. Sad.
How can Mexico send water when the Colorado river is drying up?
usa is the one who needs to send water to mexico
Tear up this treaty!! Come on! They need their water too. We already suck up the entire Colorado so it's a trickle by the time it gets to the sea. There's a drought, perhaps agriculture is not viable in some of these locations any more.
Or maybe we need some basic efficiency changes so farmers get rewarded for conservation, instead of giving every incentive to grew alfalfa just to maintain their water rights
They can absolutely start desalination plants tomorrow if they felt like it so let's get real listening to this guy who's supposed to be educated talk about how it's their fault that they're not meeting the treaty knowing that this drought is historic and with the ocean right there it's ridiculous we should have been doing this decades ago. This is what's so frustrating. And most of us buy inexpensive food from Mexico as one of our biggest trading partners and this is the same group that b****** about migrant labor without realizing how the food even gets to their table could you imagine being out there in that heat with no shade and bugs and pesticides bent over picking food all day long for little appreciation or money. People act like with 4% unemployment that their kid is going to get off the couch and pick their food. It's ridiculous I remember when the GOP used to hate on Obama for stopping our migrant labor because they knew just how vital they were to our communities being able to afford food but now if we're going to be stuck on huh I wonder how we can get out of this and not doing something about it is the most frustrating thing ever. Trying to turn stuff into a culture wars cutting off your nose to spite your face. I mean with the infrastructure bill I would think that there should be companies being encouraged to start desalination plants we should be Manufacturing the setup so that other nations can utilize it as well. I mean it's not that hard in the scheme of things
@@guru47piI completely agree we are too smart to not be trying everything I still see Farmers watering before the sun goes down and I literally watch it evaporate it's almost scalding to the plants because of the difference in temperature the radiant heat is what the problem is just like the almond trees that were utilizing so much water out in California they finally had to cut them all down because of it it's going to take a lot longer now to refill those aquifers because of the evaporation that has been happening for the last decade or so it's gotten worse crops do not retain the moisture like they used to
@@Sam-oo6wywow the same ones who pick food so that you can afford it man you just don't understand how it gets to your table don't worry your kid might get off their cell phone to go get a job maybe they can be out there in record-breaking heat bent over picking food so that your Tomatoes won't be $10. These are the same people that pay into the communities where they travel when they're doing seasonal harvesting you know you have to follow crops. But you probably don't know that. You should have been watching Fox News when Obama was President though they talked about it all the time how they contributed even to Social Security without drawing on it so it would buffer it for the rest of us how they were vital to these farming communities because as they stayed there they paid money just like tourists to a vacation state they also knew and it's still true to the day that they commit fewer crimes than citizens all of that is a Google away. You don't have to take my word for it by the way crime is also at a 50-year record low
This treaty was ratified by White racist leaders in this country .
Americans worried about oil pipelines but not water 🤷♂️
Only the Republican ones.
In some countries, it's called a drought.
The true consequences of the Mexican-American war.
It’s called Mexico’s running out of water because of what we and we alone have done to the world in only 150 years.
Mexico to Texas, get your own damn water.
United States to Mexico get your own damn water. We tear up the treaty this year. If you watched the video we giving you water but you failing to get certain regions water from you. You guys the cheaters.
Did you understand the treaty they both trad water and it will most definitely affect more Mexico than Texas so there you go goofy
@@Josecruz-dc2ss took you 5 days to come up with that nuanced reply.
We’re supposed to rely on Mexico for water?? That’s a joke, right?
Did you not watch the video? They’ve been doing that for decades
😂😂 you gotta get of that fox news brainwashing.
@@felipenunez2058👍👍👍
If the rivers start on the US side why does Mexico have to give u water?
well there should be a joint effort imo if they are both experiencing issues. both government's resources funneling towards this issue will speed the rate at which it is fixed, in theory and help boost relations
But how are rich folks supposed to keep their lawns green? Who wants to look at a yellow lawn in the desert.😂😂😂
Simple....US billionaires own water rights in the US. They'll NEVER run out of water only 99% will.
Israel has been using a desalination plant for decades for a good amount of their water. The United States and Mexico are both bordered by oceans, let’s take advantage of it.
The Internet can be used to do research instead of highlighting one’s ignorance!!!!
@TheJosephPrince I've mentioned that before, would also decrease the rising oceans issue's, while getting fresh water out of it only question is what to do with all the salt besides selling it, utilizing it in products, ect. Or just building a levy system like the Netherlands to extract land space for more fertile ground or just have a series of huge reservoirs next to the main desalination area. That fill them up.
That would involve improving the US infrastructure and the Republicans have repeatedly voted against improving the aging and broken infrastructure.
no water, no treaty
This is a terrible segment. Unbelievably sad how much context is missing… Just rename the video “Reasons to Invade Mexico!”
Republicans have been pushing for it for the last two yrs and for invading Canada to remove Trudeau , Putin leaked this to the Mexican president a yr back
I thought it was supposed to be from surplus water from both countries. You have to have surplus to be able to send it.
Mexico has been experiencing extreme drought since many years ago. Why don't you talk about cleaning the Rio Grande from all those heavy metals and crap that's been trown at it? Nobody wants to clean their own crap
END THE DAMN TREATY. AMERICA SHOULDN'T DEPEND ON MEXICO FOR WATER.
If they didn't depend on Mexico for water food and labor....they'd have to buy water from the billionaires in the US that own all of your water rights. You didn't know that??? Mexico aint the problem. Its your own billionaires
Rightwingers are delusional 😂
Aren't they always? 😂😂
Explain
@@lipozrljohnson7078 for what? If your still going to be confused.
At some point water will be more valuable than gold
Thats why all the US billionaires have got all the water rights in the US
And yet out of country investors come in here and put up car washes on every corner to wash their money in our states take up our water literally here in Utah we have huge car washes on every corner just about as many Mormon churches they've put up it's ridiculous and then I found out that the people that actually own them don't even live in this country but they chose to come and invest in our states by building these car washes as a way to wash their money in our states but at the same time we're in droughts why would 12 car washes go up in one city in one year?
Mexico is running out of water, the water is being monopolized in Mexico by the rich.
that's happening everywhere
This guy is slow lmao 🤣 core, life water, smart water, Fiji, Nestle and I won't forget to include your local city charge for water that just keeps getting more and more expensive 🫰
@@hugosanchez7928yup they get it for free, stick it in a bottle and sell you it like it's milk.
The rich in Mexicoo, you mean 3nd generation US infiltrators?
IF YOU CAN MAKE OIL PIPELINES , THAN YOU CAN MAKE WATER PIPE LINES.
Maybe these treaties need revision after 80 years of climate change!
What s smart news reporter hasn't figure out water comes from rain you cant force anyone to provide something nature provides
Mexico water?!
Topo chico 😂
Bottled Montezuma's Curse lol
They're not sending us their best, most drinkable water. - Donal Juan Trump
US about anything: "Its Mexico's fault"
Texas uses more water than the other side does
Maybe texas should be a better neighbor, HUH!@
@@josephtpg2205 how is Texas a bad neighbor? Are they smuggling drugs and people into Mexico?
Hey Texas just give the land back to Mexico and it would than be Mexico’s problem not the USA’s problem 😂😂🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
What are they supposed to do? The drought in Mexico is leaving our ppl without water!
Since when is the United States interested in keeping treaties ?
NEVER JUST ASK THE OG AMERICANS
This is why we Voted for Morena! We are not your lil b's anymore. We have a President that will always see the best for its people first over anyone else. We will not allow the US to play us like they have been.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂when has the US held up to any treaty
From someone who lives in Mexico, i can already tell you theres no water 😂😂 to each its own
Texas don’t want Mexicans crossing the border. But if Mexico stops sending water then they cry. 😢😂 the irony
Water Wars! Lets steal the water from Canada! :)
Great Lakes canal to the southwest US!
@@mike_w-tw6jd eww gross, nobody wants that gross great lakes water!
You have the cash to build tunnels,pipes and pumping stations form the water rich North Eastern US...Carlifornia can get it from Washington state...you already have $1tri to spare for the military..if water is an existential crisis...you have the tools
@@Actor_bad24IK why would we want to use the resources from Washington State, drain the Canadian resources first. This would be better than building a OIL pipeline... Seems like you have a smooth brain!
Maybe Trump can ask Putin for water!Maybe a few extra diapers and maxi pads too!
This is weird in many ways look at the Colorado river delta doesn’t exist , now Texas needs more water
So you expect MX to send the little water reserves they have over while their people dry out? What if it was the other way around? Would you do it? No, right?
Mexico is in the process of building Desalter plants. That way they can solve the water shortage. Also I would say Mexico cut off the water flow. Mexico owes nothing to the USA. Mexico has provided so much for the USA and yet they are always treated badly and taken advantage of. the hell with the USA. That’s your water Mexico take care of your country and people. Also the amount of water being overly excessively used by foreign companies that are farming in Arizona and exporting all the crops overseas. So that being said it’s the U.S. own fault for letting that happen.
Surrounded by water but they don't have water....Sounds like complete and total incompetence like most of the politicians in the US
The early beginnings of the Water Wars
I live on the Mexican side of the too grande valley. They don’t have water. I had to cross the border into Texas for a shower.
Poor infrastructure of their water systems needs updating
Who's the ones complaining or the ones trying to make it work I'm sure and international court will void that treaty that was made in a totally different time period use logic droughts are everywhere and a country like Mexico under the leadership it is under now will put the hard working Mexican people before the lazy Americans that just expect the rest of the word to do as they say but no sir not amlo and not his prodige
There’s a drought. That’s why tropical storm Alberto was a blessing. Reservoirs were refilled and the federal government is embarking on a plan to construct more dams and reservoirs.
If I’m the president of Mexico you’re not getting any of my water
And how much does the US send to Mexico??
America can get water and grow elsewhere within the country. Mexico can only grow in a limited number of places
Texas was taken away from Mexico, and Mexico has to give Texans water?? WTF? Lol
I need to get off this app bruh🤦🏼♂️
Currently Mexico city is having a water shortage problem parts of the area have had all there water sources completely depleted im surprised Mexico even sent eny water to begin with they definitely need it more I mean you know its bad when your capital is low on fresh water.
Theres a massive water shortage in Mexico
CBS. Look at a map. At 0:39 your graphic shows Mexican states of Baja California and Chihuahua while you say "Mexican states are heavily reliant on water from the American side of the Colorado river. Texas has a river they call the Colorado river and it is the longest river contained within a single state in the United States. (Maybe the river reminded a Texan of a Colorado river he had seen where?) It's river basin lies entirely within the state of Texas and none of it's tributaries pass through Mexican land nor is a Mexican practicing poor agricultural methods when an American could be doing it instead with Texas Colorado River water. Texas' Colorado river empties into the Gulf of Mexico at Matagorda Bay, midway along the Texas Gulf Coast between Louisiana state line and the mouth of the Rio Grande at US-Mexico border. And the Rio Grande is fed by tributary rivers in Mexico more than by tributaries in the United States. Laughable trying to claim indignant high ground here, but you did your best. Like the problems with Colorado river basin water allocation here in Southern Nevada, this Texas-Mexican water divide is unworkable with no expectation of water resource returning to the levels routine at their early 20th century penning. And don't say drought and climate change together or your adventurous FOX viewers might get back under their covers. That brainwashing only a couple generations passing will erase.
Commitments?? We (mexicans) have no water and you still asking for it??? Seems that US is requesting water that Mexico should not provide
I can only imagine the conversation between the two countries 😂
Texas (USA): "Hey Mexico, we need more water. Send it over now, or else."
Mexico: "Are you kidding? You stole Texas from me-get your own damn water!"
Texas (USA): "If you don’t send the water, we'll turn the media against you, claiming the cartels are kidnapping Americans and demanding water as ransom because of your extreme drought."
Mexico: "Not the media, please! Fine, here’s your water."
Texas: "What a lovely neighbor! Thank you."
The End:Everyone’s happy... or so we think.
This could be another potential war brewing. Most wars are caused by water conflicts.
The world will side with Mexico
Requirements must be filled
well this entire news segment is biased
The Colorado river is dry by the time it gets to Mexico, America is just greedy. Leave Mexico alone.
YOU CAN EVEN START REFILLING SPRING WATER AQUAFERS WITH FRESH WATER. THER I SOLVED THE FRESH WATER ISSUE WORLDWIDE.
Use beer to water the crops
The only solution is to change your methods of farming and how you use water in general, because it's going to get worse.
God is falling behind on rainwater commitments to humans.
Why doesnt the USA get water from the Great lakes??? Hellooooo!!! Earth to USA 🇺🇸
We need desalination plants along the coast to ship water inland. We need it at this point. We can't survive another 10 years without it
Cant do it sorry. Republicans keep voting against improving our aged and decaying infrastructure s even though building back infrastructure would enrich the middle classs and help many impoverished families to become middle class. Oh, thats probably why they dont want to fix the infrastructure if its going to help the 99%. They are representing the 1% as always. The billionaires are who has bought up all the water rights in tge us anyway
So what now US will invade Mexico over water 😂😂😂
No water but we got plenty of drugs and democrat voters coming in
That's a really weird agreement.
It's going to be a hard life in Baja California, until they learn to be dependent on using just water from the Mexican side.
Lo siento, no tenemos agua, pero les podemos dar tacos 😃🌮
Mexico needs to send water! Starting with Fiji water bottles. Come on clowns. Climate change. 🙄🔧
Is this woman for real? Horrible reporting.
What was the name of that treaty 80 years ago?
What about Coca Colaa u.s. company using all of mexicos water for there soda
Here's the thing if we don't start concerning ourselves with climate change because we want to ignore where our water comes from and how it gets into the water table if it's too hot it evaporates too quickly. Now it's also the time to start using technology to desalination plants so that we can have water. It's absolutely ridiculous that states surrounded by the ocean cannot do something proactive when it is absolutely essential for life and the food we eat. Technology is a great thing if you bother to use it
What about the Colorado River😂😂😂😂😂😂 how much water does Mexico get?
It’s called a drought.
Its an outdated agreement that needs to go away because it is no longer relevant
Surrounded by water 😂
Whats keeping Mexico from keeping the end of his bargain? Uhhh how about the fact theres no water lol stupid questions
Crazy how there surrounded by water
Yet, we're sending plenty of money to the Politicians in Mexico to fix this.
Bull crap report article. Chichuahua is in a huge drought. They should talk about this. This is nothing but BS. Thumbs down to this channel.
Water is an issue with Texas A&M in the state? Says a lot about politics and how society follows politics instead of common sense. 2024 👁️
China has plenty of rainwater
And how much of the Colorado river end up in Mexico…. It’s a trickle.
That area is in a drought like the southwest US is. Water is getting scarce.
Sounds like fake plan to try and take what they want. Texas wanna be independent so bad. Leave them alone. Take care of ur own
Also, is CocaCola
Oh cool cool... Now do the Colorado. I'm 41 years old from Yuma Arizona and I've NEVER seen the water reach the Sea of Cortez and the only water we do let through is the brackish water he says the US can't use. We Americans love breaking treaties and international law but get our panties in a bunch when others do and they no fault of their own.
Wasn't Mexico in extreme drought??