American cities will face severe problems in coming decades as the world’s warming climate hits the coasts with rising sea levels, causes huge floods and storms in the Midwest, and triggers water shortages in the Southwest, according to a national environment organization.
The Natural Resources Defense Council, noted both for its science and its advocacy, released a 128-page report Tuesday on what its experts see as the impact of global warming on water supplies in a dozen America cities, including San Francisco.
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The spawn of drywet, more dangerous than warmcold, a malevolent presence, droughtflood will kill us all!!!!!!
Water shortages in the desert? How long has this been going on? No problem, just tax water into existence.
Don’t be ridiculous: you tax water everywhere else, thus making it economically viable to rather grow all of the worlds’ food in the middle of the Sahara.
Oh, wait. Won’t the Sahara already be covered with newly-economically-viable solar panels? Or covered with endless pools of newly-economically-viable gene-modified algae?
Mmm. Oh! I know! Just grow all the crops on the ocean surface: there’s plenty of that available. See? There is no problem that cannot be overcome as long as you BELIEVE!
Tax the sunny days. Problem solved.
CO2 is the root of all evil!
Is Lake Powell still rising? It would appear their talk of drought in the SW is not very timely.
Lake Powell is up by 45 feet since spring. That’s a hell of a lot of drywet filing up the lake.
They left out a word in their descriptive phrase for NRDC:Noted both for its “Pathological” Science and “Chicken Little” Advocacy! Also it released a propaganda piece by its Public Relations Experts (Snake Oil Salesmen).
So that’s a great reason to just say no to geoengineering, as we know Stratospheric aerosol injections will cause flooding and droughts, acid rain and increase green house gasses. You are aware that the governments have been entertaining this idea based on the United Nations global warming fable, don’t you?