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Global Warming – Drought Predicted in Southwest
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Scientists and researchers studied the earth’s climate back to 1860 and used a computer to manipulate the data into the future. The general consensus was that parts of the Southwest and Mexico will be experiencing climate changes resembling the dust bowls of the 1930s.
Some folks I know say that you can drive down to Ciudad Chihuahua, Mexico, when one grows sick and tired of grit in the chili.
"The bottom line message for the average person and also for the states and federal government is that they'd better start planning for a Southwest region in which the water resources are increasingly stretched," said Richard Seager of Columbia University's Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory.
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