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Very good issues to tackle. Access to clean water is still overlooked and assumed to be universal by some. I’ve been watching the escalating reports of the drought situations out west, and it troubles me. Do you consider bottled water to be a factor in this?
This last decade we had more drought years than not and a 3 year period was the worst in over 1k years. I haven't even thought of water bottles that would be interesting to look into. Cali produces 2/3 fruits and 1/3 of all the country's veggies. We need to act b4 it's too late.
I haven’t personally witnessed reports involving produce production being implicated, but I wouldn’t doubt it. The reason I believe about water exportation being a leading culprit is that it is equally as recent as the consequences of drought.
2019 10% of farm land was not planted.https://www.agri-pulse.com/articles/11935-report-california-must-fallow-10-percent-of-its-most-productive-ag …
I’ve watched reports of the fires, having increased beyond what is considered sustainable by the environment. Would you recommend a reduction in produce production, since you mention it? Or have you thought up a nuanced plan for this already? I admit, I wouldn’t know what to do.
Fed funded upgrades to irrigation systems to improve water usage efficiency, cross state water systems as a backup during drought and tax incentives to growers who switch a portion of their high water need crops to less demanding crops.
We do not need bottled water that is in plastic. Our oceans are filled with plastic. Recyclable glass bottles please.
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