...the haboobs in Arizona and Texas are an indication of global warming. These days, every yutz with ears has a video or cell phone camera so it's much easier to capture them video and put them on Youtube or the news. That's why they seem to be happening more frequently.
Btw, in the not-so-distant future, wars will be fought over water, not oil.
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FWIW, water already sells for more than oil. If you buy it by the bottle at least, and countless wars, small ones at least have already been fought over water
No. Sadly, you will always be considered the incarnation of evil. Why? Because you just are. If that ever changed, you would probably consider yourself a pussy. LOL!
There is a difference between weather and climate. Of course, we've also had weird fucked up weather as of late. I've lived in the DC metro area my whole life, and I've never seen autumn rains like we do now. This year we got August weather in July and April weather in August. In a neighboring county to where I live, a giant 20 foot sink hole opened up a few years back and took out a stretch of road. Never seen that shit before.
Of course, at the same time, the entire state of Texas catches on fire, and Lake Chad disappears. Coincidence, or are we defining "insanity" on a daily basis?
Meanwhile the sun shines 10,000 times more energy on us on a daily basis then we could ever hope to consume. Where the hell does everyone think oil came from anyway?
Don't worry about any of that shit. It'll give you a headache. Besides the landfill is a bottomless pit, right?
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Still remember my great-uncle getting his rifle out, after we went to irrigate his fields in a remote area of Idaho, (hell, everywhere in Idaho is remote), and there was no water, and visiting his neighbor upstream. I'm certain there would have been lead flying if the neighbor refuse to let the crick flow fully again, but he pleaded not guilty. He was right! We followed the crick down stream, and some damn beaver had put up a damn! Go figure!
But, you're right! There's some state governors getting pretty heated up regarding the Missouri River.