Water scarcity Texas water for sale, plus it’s going away

[customboss]

@KARNUT this applies to you. Your nirvana with no water = hell. 
 

 

[KARNUT]

11 minutes ago, customboss said:

@KARNUT this applies to you. Your nirvana with no water = hell. 
 

 

I don’t believe anything that so called climate experts say about the environment. In my lifetime the threat of climate cooling was a threat, later global warming. Now climate change is all the rage. It’s usually about money or control. 

[Snowcamo]

Just goes to show, money talks.  The bass family is well known for their horrible acts around here.  

 

[Silverado4x4]

1 hour ago, KARNUT said:

I don’t believe anything that so called climate experts say about the environment. In my lifetime the threat of climate cooling was a threat, later global warming. Now climate change is all the rage. It’s usually about money or control. 

Yeah and remember back in the early 70s they said we were going to have another ice age. These people came up with this crap just to justify their position in there career. Just a natural cycle of the earth.

Edited November 14, 2025 by Silverado4x4

[KARNUT]

15 minutes ago, Silverado4x4 said:

Yeah and remember back in the early 70s they said we were going to have another ice age. These people came up with this crap just to justify their position in there career. Just a natural cycle of the earth.

It all ties into all the BS from the experts. Don’t eat butter, eggs, salt, bacon. Diet everything, low fat and all the rest. Finally after all the years of being fat at my most active times. I’m weigh less now than when I started all those fad diets. I was always hungry and fighting low blood sugar. I use Weight Watchers as a guide understanding what actually causes weight gain. It’s amazing where the calories are. I’m eating all the forbidden foods and weigh 50Lbs less. Experts are guessing and we are the lab rats. COVID shots and weight loss shots are the latest. 

[customboss]

1 hour ago, Snowcamo said:

Just goes to show, money talks.  The bass family is well known for their horrible acts around here.  

 

That!!!!

[customboss]

5 hours ago, KARNUT said:

I don’t believe anything that so called climate experts say about the environment. In my lifetime the threat of climate cooling was a threat, later global warming. Now climate change is all the rage. It’s usually about money or control. 

Your Texas aquifers are dropping. Edward’s is nearly dry and not refilling in West Texas.  

[customboss]

Scarcity makes a commodity a goldmine. Bass family will take advantage of it. Little people will pay. 
 

Texas aquifers are indeed at significant risk, facing both rapid depletion and growing contamination threats in 2025.[edf +2]
Depletion and Overuse
The Ogallala Aquifer, a major groundwater source for the Texas High Plains and Panhandle, is being depleted up to 6.5 times faster than its sustainable rate, with many experts describing the damage as potentially irreversible. Other major aquifers, including the Edwards-Trinity and Gulf Coast, are also under pressure, with water tables dropping and wells going dry, particularly during prolonged droughts. Statewide groundwater is being used at nearly double the maximum sustainable rate, and projections warn Texas could see a 25% decline in groundwater availability by 2070 as demand continues to rise.[governing +4]
Contamination Risks
Parts of Texas have reported severe groundwater contamination, including recent PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) pollution in Johnson County, where contamination was traced to biosolids used as fertilizer; PFAS levels in some sites are hundreds of times higher than EPA limits. Petroleum leaks from underground tanks, particularly in dense urban areas, are another major contamination source. Additionally, “zombie” or abandoned oil and gas wells in West Texas are leaking contaminants, threatening groundwater and the environment.[robertkinglawfirm +2]
Drought Impacts
Ongoing and severe droughts have compounded these problems, with the Edwards Aquifer dropping below its most extreme drought threshold for the first time since monitoring began in 1993. Many central Texas counties remain under disaster declarations due to critical aquifer storage levels.[psl.noaa]
Management and Policy
Most groundwater management districts in Texas currently set goals that allow for eventual aquifer depletion, but experts and advocacy groups are urging stricter conservation, including drought triggers, production cutbacks, and sustainable management zones.[ksat +1]
In summary, Texas aquifers face simultaneous threats from depletion, contamination, and drought, requiring urgent attention and changes in groundwater management to secure future water supplies for communities, agriculture, and the environment.[edf +3]

 

[customboss]

Guess how much that Texas land will be worth when you’re a desert??? 0 

[asilverblazer]

1 hour ago, customboss said:

Guess how much that Texas land will be worth when you’re a desert??? 0 

Vegas, LA... 

[customboss]

40 minutes ago, asilverblazer said:

Vegas, LA... 

no rivers with source plus we are talking Texas, nice try. 

[KARNUT]

1 hour ago, customboss said:

Guess how much that Texas land will be worth when you’re a desert??? 0 

Yea, I’m worried. Lake Conroe 5 minutes away, full. Lake Livingston 20 minutes away, full. Lake Houston 45 minutes away, full. And we’re in a drought. And a desert in Texas, naa.

[Snowcamo]

Let me drop the power play...

 

Flush everyone from Cali who has big bank to Texas. Step one...

 

F-up the housing market in Texas. Step two

 

Take over with the dems that flooded the state from where ever... Step 3

 

F-up the water and utilities, gain control of the market...

Collect Billions a day as the suspects own massive properties and buildings...Step four

 

Boom...

 

They will have complete control when that happens. Top that with that digital currency bull#$%^

Edited November 15, 2025 by Snowcamo

[customboss]

1 hour ago, KARNUT said:

Yea, I’m worried. Lake Conroe 5 minutes away, full. Lake Livingston 20 minutes away, full. Lake Houston 45 minutes away, full. And we’re in a drought. And a desert in Texas, naa.

Surface water is not underground aquifers Texas is dependent on. 

[customboss]

24 minutes ago, Snowcamo said:

Let me drop the power play...

 

Flush everyone from Cali who has big bank to Texas. Step one...

 

F-up the housing market in Texas. Step two

 

Take over with the dems that flooded the state from where ever... Step 3

 

F-up the water and utilities, gain control of the market...

Collect Billions a day as the suspects own massive properties and buildings...Step four

 

Boom...

 

They will have complete control when that happens. Top that with that digital currency bull#$%^

I love ya Bro but no idea what you stated.