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> Surely you're not arguing that the amount of water on the planet has decreased? Or that global annual rainfall has reduced? No, I'm arguing that you are conf
by petersellers 7y ago
> Surely you're not arguing that the amount of water on the planet has decreased? Or that global annual rainfall has reduced?
No, I'm arguing that you are conflating precipitation with water accessibility.
- vinceguidry 7y agoAre you saying there's a different baseline metric we could be using? If we're going to be making climate-change related arguments about water, we need a climate-based metric to show that it's climate change causing water accessibility issues. Without such a metric, then it's easier to show that local political issues are what's causing these issues.