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Environment & Energy

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7. Did fracking contribute to the loss?

Mon Aug 5, 2024, 01:09 PM

Aug 2024

I am not at a familiar except that I heard it required a lot of water.

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Will We Have to Pump the Great Lakes to California to Feed the Nation? [View all] Bundbuster Aug 2024 OP

Since a lot of that food goes to China arlyellowdog Aug 2024 #1

I'm sure Canada will say, "sure, no problem, have at it" n/t OneBlueDotS-Carolina Aug 2024 #2

Desalination seems a better option to me Nictuku Aug 2024 #3

..pump the Great Lakes..???... thomski64 Aug 2024 #4

They will go after the Columbia River first. Sneederbunk Aug 2024 #6

Did fracking contribute to the loss? pandr32 Aug 2024 #7

No OKIsItJustMe Aug 2024 #15

Private equity will buy up water rights across the globe. LuvLoogie Aug 2024 #8

Two words. Diamond_Dog Aug 2024 #10

Not gonna happen. And desalination is not a smart option. CoopersDad Aug 2024 #11

Totally agree Bundbuster Aug 2024 #12

Better make that pipeline bulletproof, up to and including .50 BMG NickB79 Aug 2024 #14