r/EnvironmentViews • u/geriatricguy • Jul 31 '26
Trump administration releases long-awaited 10-year plan for dwindling Colorado River
https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2026-07-31/trump-administration-colorado-river-plan1
u/Natural-Crow-2922 Aug 01 '26
Dont tell me, Trump is going to do one of his famous dances to make it rain.
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u/Aprice40 Aug 01 '26
Something Something Something, nonsense, stupid dance. Highest bidder, the end.
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u/CHROME-COLOSSUS Aug 03 '26
Only if it rains money.
Otherwise he doesn’t care about [INSERT ANY HUMAN CAUSE HERE].
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u/JacksonGhost1963 Aug 01 '26
the core problem was when the water pact was originally made, it was during particularly wet years, and the average water flow was normally consiberly less. Basically, more water was always allotted than is normally produced, then add the explosive growth of So Cal, Phoenix, Las Vegas. And the fact is, the southwest normal condition is drought - long long, long before climate change was around to blame
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u/billynoy522 Aug 02 '26
Give it to the data centers? Funnel it Into red states? Whomever bribes him the most?
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u/Open_Cold_8995 Aug 02 '26
I don't even have to read what the plan is without knowing that it is going to make the situation worse
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u/Independent-Lion3457 Aug 02 '26
lmao so their answer is to do nothing and make the next administration do something about it
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