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Speaking of disequilibrium, this is almost the same question that is plaguing the American Southwest regarding water. Is there a point that Las Vegas becomes un
by timst4 4y ago
Speaking of disequilibrium, this is almost the same question that is plaguing the American Southwest regarding water. Is there a point that Las Vegas becomes unlivable? Is it when the lake runs dry? Is it when water has to be pipelined from desalination plants? Is it when water costs more than oil? In my opinion there is a fail point here; however, many in the 1% do not believe it’s will happen. The perpetual growth train is still on the tracks and steaming away.
- jjoonathan 4y ago> Is it when water has to be pipelined from desalination plants? You say that like it's impossible, or even cost prohibitive. Maybe for farming, but Las Vegas isn't known for farming.