[restornu]

The UN report also recommended that water should be rationed for sustainable food production in agriculture.... Hundreds of farmers who had raised fruits and vegetables for generations were bankrupted when water for irrigation was withheld in spite of national protests.

Don't worry about this now Geo Engineering solved the problem

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[MeshugeMikey]

BORDER 21 looks rather problematic

not that the whole scheme isnt utterly stupid...

[Paine in the Neck]

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[goodnesswins]

Interesting differences between extreme east and then mid and western US.

[DManA]

private-public partnerships = fascism.

[familyop]

"private-public partnerships"

Local governments, NIMBYs (mostly pensioners who don't plan on leaving properties to descendants), local, government-linked, established businesses (tourism, etc.),... It's already been happening for a long time. For the time being, it's an effort to keep the riff-raff out of the West.

For the environment, it would make more sense to lighten the population load in the arable East and stop extending eastern urban and suburban footprints. The West is very dry and sterile in comparison. But it has those pretty views, you know.

[DJ MacWoW]

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[maine yankee]

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[familyop]

I’m not averse at all to big dirt farming in the West, but water and other good conditions are available—even during big droughts—in the eastern parts of the Midwest. If there weren’t so many anti-competition laws and policies, smaller farmers could do it all well enough in those places.