We all use so much more water per capita now than our ancestors did 100 years ago.

True, per capita. But the biggest offenders are Big Ag corporations, like the huge Saudi soybean fields out in the wilds of Arizona, that are draining the aquifers and paying pennies for the privilege, thus making life difficult for Arizona residents.

I don t have the facts to support it but I suspect that instead of 8 billion of 21 st century water users we would need to get down to 2 billion or so just to allow the planet s aquifers to recover. We use per capita far more water than our ancestors did,

I guess none of you live in California.
We are flooded.
My little town, where the lake reservoir got down to about 30% recently is above 80% in a few short months.
And yes- I am very 'woke'

time to do some planning and spend serious money on desalination plants along both coasts.

Someone once said that there's no shortage of water, only a shortage of cheap water. This is a worldwide problem, with changing rainfall patterns and the slurping up of aquifers for Big Ag. So there needs to be a crash worldwide effort at building a lot more, and a lot more efficient, desalination plants. Meaningful conservation measures will help a lot but it can't be enough. Massive desalination projects will have to happen. I don't see any other way.

A reduction in the human population would be another way.

time to do some planning and spend serious money on desalination plants along both coasts.

Someone once said that there's no shortage of water, only a shortage of cheap water. This is a worldwide problem, with changing rainfall patterns and the slurping up of aquifers for Big Ag. So there needs to be a crash worldwide effort at building a lot more, and a lot more efficient, desalination plants. Meaningful conservation measures will help a lot but it can't be enough. Massive desalination projects will have to happen. I don't see any other way.

Insecurity of water supply is often mentioned as an impediment to Mexico taking full advantage of the "nearshoring" trend happening in US corporations at this time.

So, we should all be doing everything possible to conserve "el liquido vital."

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Some large waves rolled in last night from another mar de fondo event. Made for great sleeping sounds, but at the beach please be careful for tricky currents with these waves.

Even though it recently rained a little in our region, we are expecting severe drought conditions this year. Fires will likely be starting soon as the vegetation dries, and they'll likely be made worse in Zihuatanejo and Ixtapa because it's an election year when we typically see many land invasions under the "protection" of political parties and candidates. So go easy on the water, and if you don't have a cistern, make sure you have some large garbage cans or similar where you can store water.

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