top | item 43429320 (no title) samatman | 11 months ago That water grows 77% of all almonds, worldwide.Is there some better use for roughly 15% of California's water consumption?Are you sure? discuss order hn newest zdragnar|11 months ago Yes, leave it in the ground. It isn't a renewable resource on any relevant time scale.If you want almonds, grow them elsewhere, or switch to desalination. samatman|11 months ago If "grow them elsewhere" were plausible, California wouldn't be growing 77% of them. load replies (2) AngryData|11 months ago They can also grow almonds where it actually rains and requires little to no irrigation. Just because destructive exploitation of natural resources makes producing almonds 5% cheaper, that doesn't mean it is the only way or place to grow almonds.
zdragnar|11 months ago Yes, leave it in the ground. It isn't a renewable resource on any relevant time scale.If you want almonds, grow them elsewhere, or switch to desalination. samatman|11 months ago If "grow them elsewhere" were plausible, California wouldn't be growing 77% of them. load replies (2)
samatman|11 months ago If "grow them elsewhere" were plausible, California wouldn't be growing 77% of them. load replies (2)
AngryData|11 months ago They can also grow almonds where it actually rains and requires little to no irrigation. Just because destructive exploitation of natural resources makes producing almonds 5% cheaper, that doesn't mean it is the only way or place to grow almonds.
zdragnar|11 months ago
If you want almonds, grow them elsewhere, or switch to desalination.
samatman|11 months ago
AngryData|11 months ago