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Removing the human factor from this, we are creating non-self sustaining environments at the cost of delta's which are sustainable, and play a vital role in sur
by Meph504 8y ago
Removing the human factor from this, we are creating non-self sustaining environments at the cost of delta's which are sustainable, and play a vital role in survival in their regions.
I assure you, if there are people living upstream of a delta in places that can't sustain life, there are people living in that delta region, who rely on it just as much.
this isn't solving a problem, it's at best moving them, and at worst creating additional problems.
Instead of attempting to make every region on the planet farm land, we should focus on solutions that take into account a balanced ecosystem, and where that can't be achieved, relocation the human population.
- yayana 8y agoThe same complaints can't be addressed along the Rio Grande with 80% diversion and no one is talking about relocation for the environmental catastrophe called Las Vegas. That is in a country that includes plenty of fertile land.