Dead Horse Interchange

Oh, I don't think it'll run out. They could manage to fuck up enough to make it unusable, though.

VoiceOfReasonPast wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 10, 2018 12:35 pm

Oh, I don't think it'll run out. They could manage to fuck up enough to make it unusable, though.

I don't think you understand. There's constant fresh water coming from glacial pressure. We don't just have a stock of water that's there and that's it. Plus, we regulate and enforce any farming shit hard up here.

You're top good up there Voice, don't you worry. Unlike Commiefornia you can't even fuck your water up even if you wanted to, unlike there where any faggot with an open wound can make pozz water for the next 10 years.

ban wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 10, 2018 12:43 pm

You're top good up there Voice, don't you worry. Unlike Commiefornia you can't even fuck your water up even if you wanted to, unlike there where any faggot with an open wound can make pozz water for the next 10 years.

But getting paranoid over First World Problems is kinda fun.

Kugelfisch wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 10, 2018 12:38 pm

Plus, we regulate and enforce any farming shit hard up here.

The farming industry is almost as holy and untouchable as the automobile industry*. Maybe you guys up here have more strict regulations, but that doesn't appear to be the rule.

*) Sure, there are a lot of farmers who just give up each and every year, but they're just the small fish in the pond.

The groundwater is fucked thanks to aggressive agriculture.

I don't think Canada has any water issues in the foreseeable future.

Their population isn't dense enough, anyways. There should be enough for everyone.

Guest wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 11, 2018 5:20 am

The groundwater is fucked thanks to aggressive agriculture.

They're also working on deadzoning our lakes and rivers, Gulf-of-Mexico-style.

And if you live around the former salt mine turned failed nuclear waste dumping ground of Asse, you might experience some radioactive contamination in the future.

>mfw guter zustand

How the fuck does a state that is next to an ocean run out of water? Don't they have treatment plants, or were those ruled insensitive to the qwerty+ community?

Guest wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 10, 2018 11:28 am

China is running out of water soon aswell

This is way more interesting. Go on.

De-salinating and treating water is super hard for the richest state, bruh. You wouldn't understand. They've got diverse movies to make. No time for blue collar shit like drinking tap water.