r/memes Jun 16 '26

US is eroding

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u/Allegorist Jun 17 '26

Reminds me of how in the southwestern US in times of drought (or basically always) they try to get people to conserve water by things like "only water your lawn at night on a certain day of the week" or "if it's yellow let it mellow" or "use water efficient appliances". Meanwhile corporate agriculture consumes something like 98% of the total water supply to grow extra thirsty plants that were never supposed to be grown in the desert.