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Lakes run dry from too much water extraction and climate change
Preface. I think that declining oil will be the main cause of civilization to collapse, since it is the energy that makes all other activities possible, but there are so many other contenders I wonder if scholars in the future … Continue reading →
Posted in Air, Drought & Collapse, Overpopulation, Peak Water, Water Infrastructure
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Tagged climate change, drying up, lakes, water
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