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K&R Thanks for posting. Scuba Jul 2012 #1
K&R AngryOldDem Jul 2012 #2
This is all predictible. AnotherMcIntosh Jul 2012 #3
Aqueducts! aquart Jul 2012 #4
If the Romans could do it, ... AnotherMcIntosh Jul 2012 #6
This message was self-deleted by its author TheMightyFavog Jul 2012 #16
A fairly insane idea quaker bill Jul 2012 #7
Desalination is expensive. Too expensive? More expensive than endless wars? AnotherMcIntosh Jul 2012 #9
If we didn't have wars, where would rich people steal all the really big money? nt valerief Jul 2012 #11
That's why, of course, why we will not have desalinated water. Wars are sucking out all the money. AnotherMcIntosh Jul 2012 #14
Considering that you are proposing desalinating water in response to an artcle Thor_MN Jul 2012 #15
Nonsense. There are locks and dams on the Mississippi river. The height of the dams can be used AnotherMcIntosh Jul 2012 #21
The difference between an Erie Canal barge and a modern ... A HERETIC I AM Jul 2012 #24
My words mean exactly what they say. You have mischaracterized what I have said in order to use AnotherMcIntosh Jul 2012 #25
Blah, blah, fucking blah. A HERETIC I AM Jul 2012 #29
I LIVE on the Mississippi River. Thor_MN Jul 2012 #48
In Los Angeles, we have been on water rationing for several years. JDPriestly Jul 2012 #10
Some of Tampa Bay area drinking water is from desal HooptieWagon Jul 2012 #17
I Hope ALL Americans Remember how the GOP Denied Global Warming fascisthunter Jul 2012 #5
Yes, but rich people will be okay and that's all that matters. nt valerief Jul 2012 #13
And they will say evilhime Jul 2012 #19
And how many continued to support Wall St. raouldukelives Jul 2012 #34
sociopathic behavior... it's bad fascisthunter Jul 2012 #47
Permaculture and water saving techniques felix_numinous Jul 2012 #8
Thanks so much for the links! drokhole Jul 2012 #28
Your welcome felix_numinous Jul 2012 #37
Holy crap, absolutely!!! drokhole Jul 2012 #38
What's crazy is that median strips, golf courses felix_numinous Jul 2012 #41
Hemp and many crops actually replenish the soil felix_numinous Jul 2012 #45
Sorry if I'm not too sympathetic... rwsanders Jul 2012 #12
Great..... Spitfire of ATJ Jul 2012 #22
Well, apparently you have no clue about the situation, MadHound Jul 2012 #33
You may want to take some of your own advice... rwsanders Jul 2012 #44
The business owners might be Sgent Jul 2012 #36
...cool, clear, water... RUMMYisFROSTED Jul 2012 #18
Next up, a flood. Spitfire of ATJ Jul 2012 #20
this problem has been around for at least 100 yrs madrchsod Jul 2012 #23
And the black slippery stuff. 17 old white pissed off creeps own America's political system anyway, lonestarnot Jul 2012 #32
I wonder if it could have anything to do with the low levels of the Champion Jack Jul 2012 #26
That is a very interesting idea. amandabeech Jul 2012 #42
Arrest these companies Politicalboi Jul 2012 #27
I remember asking about the implications of the very warm winter with malaise Jul 2012 #30
Yep. AngryOldDem Jul 2012 #31
The Wabash river here in Indiana B Calm Jul 2012 #35
There won't be much need for barge traffic once the crops fail. bluedigger Jul 2012 #39
They they told me that Global Warming was a Librul lie, pa! Odin2005 Jul 2012 #40
Back in the old days, a considerable amount of grain was shipped to market through the Great Lakes. amandabeech Jul 2012 #43
My dad worked for the Corps of Engineers mick063 Jul 2012 #46
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