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AlexanderMagno

:ohno: the implications this will have in our future. Temperatures have already rised a lot the last few years all over the world, droughts are becoming more frequent. I'm scared for this, even more than nuclear bombs.

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ordinarynam1310

The end of the world is coming sooner than I thought. 

Well human has a great run, it's time for us to be gone

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Economy

So now the US will come after my Country for fresh water when droughts get severe

 

Sorry, we need our 600,000 lakes for ourselves :neyde:

 

Edit: For all of you who think I misunderstood where this location is that wasn't my point

 

I'm talking about what Countries might do as droughts are becoming a global problem

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DeleteMyAccount
7 minutes ago, Economy said:

So now the US will come after my Country for fresh water when droughts get severe

 

Sorry, we need our 600,000 lakes for ourselves :neyde:

 

But the US has some of the biggest fresh water lakes in the world.

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Chromatislaps

How can people still say global warming caused by humans isn't real :awkney: those people really need to have their brain checked :awkney: 

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Morphine Prince
29 minutes ago, Economy said:

So now the US will come after my Country for fresh water when droughts get severe

 

Sorry, we need our 600,000 lakes for ourselves :neyde:

 

Cape Town is in South Africa :rip: 

 

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I can't believe the ignorance sometimes I read here, I don't wanna act like I'm better than anyone but it's really sad what I read in here sometimes... Yesterday somebody asked what "Havana" means... I mean c'mon! You really need to reevaluate your life and what you learn on a daily basis, it's obviously not enough! I encourage you to read real physical books every once in a while....or look at a map when you got the time!

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SychosSoChic

Please don't remind me :air:

I miss taking long showers :air:

The thing is, the government knew about this for over 10 years now, but allowed the situation to reach this point :smh:

As always. We will survive. This will apparently be the new normal with regards to climate change :emma:

1 hour ago, Cocaine Heart said:

@SychosSoChic Time to come to the East :selena:

Gurrrrrl I nearly moved to Port Elizabeth for work :air:

I'm going to the Philippines in March. I AM TAKING A BATH. EVERY. DAY. With lush bath bombs nogals, just to fully embrace the moment :tony:

Life ain't Hollywood for any one of us.
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1 hour ago, Morphine Prince said:

Cape Town is in South Africa :rip: 

 

Guys I was talking about the freshwater issue in general as it's a global problem and the article even says south Africa I didn't mistake where it was

 

Why y'all have to assume I was being that specific? South Africa isn't known for going after countries resources :rip:

 

I thought y'all knew by now I'm a little smarter than to make a mistake like that :air:

 

 

46 minutes ago, SychosSoChic said:
49 minutes ago, kyanewest said:

I can't believe the ignorance sometimes I read here, I don't wanna act like I'm better than anyone but it's really sad what I read in here sometimes... Yesterday somebody asked what "Havana" means... I mean c'mon! You really need to reevaluate your life and what you learn on a daily basis, it's obviously not enough! I encourage you to read real physical books every once in a while....or look at a map when you got the time!

 

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1 hour ago, ZacharyMark said:

But the US has some of the biggest fresh water lakes in the world.

For a lot more people and a lot more dry areas that will need water brought from elsewhere

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Morphine Prince
2 minutes ago, Economy said:

Guys I was talking about the freshwater issue in general as it's a global problem and the article even says south Africa

 

Why y'all have to assume I was being that specific? South Africa isn't known for going after countries resources :rip:

 

 

Thank God :air: 

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