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Environment & Energy

NNadir

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1. Well in terms of "grave threats" to the Mohave, I believe the plan...

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Tue Jun 23, 2026, 08:17 AM

14 hrs ago

...is to convert the whole thing into an industrial park for solar energy anyway.

In any case there really isn't any pathway to "conserving" our way out of this without large economic consequences. These consequences will be realized with or without an "agreement."

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Colorado River "Solutions" - Desalination, Pumping More Groundwater, Cloud Seeding - Anything But Conserving Water [View all] hatrack 15 hrs ago OP

Well in terms of "grave threats" to the Mohave, I believe the plan... NNadir 14 hrs ago #1

Population is always the problem Envirogal 9 hrs ago #2

"Stein's Law" OKIsItJustMe 7 hrs ago #3

A personal favorite of mine by Howard Kunstler: "We'll keep doing what we do until we can't, and then we won't". hatrack 2 hrs ago #4