The acquisition of aquifers by billionaires and investment firms in the United States is raising alarms about water security, environmental sustainability, and socioeconomic inequality.
...through Conservation Equity Management (CEM), seeks to extract up to 15 billion gallons of water annually from this vital groundwater source, claiming the project aligns with “careful planning, scientific rigor, and a commitment to sustainability”.
Hmmm....Too bad you can't assume ANYTHING in a name - they are almost always intended to mislead as to intentions! I have no problem with wealthy folks getting more wealthy - in an appropriate way. In reading all of this post, it is not clear that this is the case (or not!) Disinformation is hard to decipher, but Kyle Bass should come clean with pros AND CONS to explain his rationale...why?, because it is almost imposssible for regular people to understand high level claims. That is the only way I could support something that, on its face, seems do be detrimental to both the locals AND Texas' water supply. Just imagine that you were one of the many Texans dependent on water supply for their livelihood! Flesh out the facts!
Goodness! Greed at the highest level! At the expense of people of Texas determined by politicians who are ignorant and/or as greedy as the billionaires and investment firms!
...through Conservation Equity Management (CEM), seeks to extract up to 15 billion gallons of water annually from this vital groundwater source, claiming the project aligns with “careful planning, scientific rigor, and a commitment to sustainability”.
Hmmm....Too bad you can't assume ANYTHING in a name - they are almost always intended to mislead as to intentions! I have no problem with wealthy folks getting more wealthy - in an appropriate way. In reading all of this post, it is not clear that this is the case (or not!) Disinformation is hard to decipher, but Kyle Bass should come clean with pros AND CONS to explain his rationale...why?, because it is almost imposssible for regular people to understand high level claims. That is the only way I could support something that, on its face, seems do be detrimental to both the locals AND Texas' water supply. Just imagine that you were one of the many Texans dependent on water supply for their livelihood! Flesh out the facts!
it's 75 miles to the largest manmade lake in the US, if they need more water pull it from the Toledo Bend Reservoir
Goodness! Greed at the highest level! At the expense of people of Texas determined by politicians who are ignorant and/or as greedy as the billionaires and investment firms!