As a person living in a country with most of the world's fresh water lakes and a pitiful military, this makes me nervous.
Canada though has the U.S. as it's only border neighbor, we have the Great Lakes in between the two nations, so. Even if the U.S. needed more water in the west, it offer money for it. You'd just be looking at another income source.As a person living in a country with most of the world's fresh water lakes and a pitiful military, this makes me nervous.
It's not just the great lakes. Canada is littered with freshwater lakes. If memory serves me right, we own 3/4 of the world's freshwater lakes.
Saw this piece on CNN. Not sure how accurate the reporting is, but I do know there's severe water shortage where I live in India. In summer, many apartment buildings pay good money to have water hauled in. The scary thing is, I see the US on the map of nations facing acute water shortage by 2040! Many poorer nations and people may not be able to afford to do that. What do you folks think?
News link:
India has just five years to solve its water crisis, experts fear - CNN
As a person living in a country with most of the world's fresh water lakes and a pitiful military, this makes me nervous.
So if I deliver a crate full of water bottles, would I be some kind of drug mule kind or something?