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Kevin D Pem

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For people living in the East this seems like a non-issue.
Here in the states supplyed by Colorado River water it may get ugly.
The fed mandate limiting river water in AZ will likely increase higher prices for water. Mostly because AZ took the biggest hit in water supply.

The northern states supplyed by Colorado River water are going to see no cuts.

If you travel to AZ for the winter months you will likely find things different than they have been in years past.

Plan accordingly.
 
We have a place in Desert Center CA (single wide 55 and older). Fortunately, this place sits over top an aquifer. But I agree, its going to get dire for others.
 
We have a place in Desert Center CA (single wide 55 and older). Fortunately, this place sits over top an aquifer. But I agree, its going to get dire for others.
Its going to get dire for all out there. The farmers have been drilling deeper and getting into those aquifers and they will dry up. Drive in the central valley of CA and look at how much the land has sunk. Thats due to the aquifers being drained.
We recently went through a small drought here in C Fl. We are fine now but other FL cities are not doing as well as you would think
 

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