Conserving water is something that we all must take part in. It’s not just for homeowners. Or businesses. Or even young people. But everyone! It’s everyone pulling together for a common goal. And that goal is real simple: To give our children a bright and healthy future. But it can not be done without water.
You’re probably wondering, “hey—with all this rain, where does the drought stand?” The answer to that is simple. It’s still here. And it’s going to be here for a while. You see, our climate is no longer predictable. Norms are all out of wack. Wet areas are drying up faster than ever before. And our weather patterns are too extreme to know anything for certain. And it’s more than just about water conservation. We need storage solutions as well.
But here’s what we do know:
By the way, 25 million people rely on the water from Lake Mead. And not only is it a source for water but it produces electrical energy for hundreds of thousands of homes. So we need to come up with more solutions on conservation and new water projects.
If we could go back into time, someone should smack our leaders in the head and tell them they need to prepare for what is happening today. The drought is an issue nobody can ignore. And we mean NOBODY. And while we are going to make use of every drop of rain (we hope)—we must prepare for the future.
And conserve water now!
TOMORROW’S PROJECT THAT SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED YESTERDAY:
Linking Cadiz’s Northern Pipeline to the LA. Aqueduct so flooding would not be an issue. It’s a no brainer. A win win. But yet, it is an issue! The following article is sourced from the LA Times and gives further thought on why the project should happen.
WHAT A.I. CREATED TODAY:
WATER CONSERVATION ROBOTS & COLORFUL ATMOSPHERIC RIVERS
There’s a lot you can do to conserve water. Stay tuned. We are actually compiling a list of the best tips to conserve water. But for now, check all your faucets and make sure they are not leaking.
Mother Earth is changing. And the fact is, she is getting more and more unpredictable everyday. And unless we adapt to her mood swings, we are going to make it more challenging for our future.
So please—do your part and conserve water now.
A MESSAGE SPONSORED BY MOTHER EARTH
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