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May 9, 2022
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TIL Phoenix area golf courses use about the same amount of water everyday as

Windward_Coug

5/9/22 5:37pm

This is because of Jope isn't it? CB lynch mob fire up the torches

TNT

5/9/22 5:38pm

Ya who needs farming?

CBaass

5/9/22 5:40pm

Farming is so dumb. Growing food is for weak people.

cheezedawg

5/9/22 5:42pm

Maybe farming makes more sense where it actually rains? Crazy idea I know.

Windward_Coug

5/9/22 5:45pm

Many crops require a specific quantity of water. Hard to manage with constant

Rockytop

5/9/22 7:01pm

You just wiped out Idaho’s entire potato crop.

RC Vikings

5/9/22 7:13pm

Yeah, jerk.

cheezedawg

5/9/22 7:24pm

Eating is overrated. Let's just move on to powdered protein and peanut butter dispensed from toothpaste tubes.

John Doe

5/9/22 6:04pm

Might help with the obesity epidemic.

crack

5/9/22 6:28pm

And put all the restaurants and grill manufacturers out of business.

John Doe

5/9/22 11:01pm

Eh, since when does anyone care about unintended consequences? The whole

crack

5/9/22 11:07pm

Just don’t give any water to the poors and olds

JOPE

5/9/22 5:42pm

And yet we need more golf courses here. I hate how popular the sport has become.

fredetteaboutit13

5/9/22 5:48pm

I mostly hate how many people keep moving here.

crack

5/9/22 5:56pm

If they weren't on the golf courses, then where would they be?

2FarGone

5/9/22 6:01pm

Farming

jordbyu

5/9/22 6:03pm

Well your mom uses 2 million gallons just filling her bathtub

Localidiot

5/9/22 5:54pm

Ive heard there is a lot of fresh water on earth

CougieMcCougFace

5/9/22 5:54pm

California will have to Desal faster than anyone anticipated. They’re already

Windward_Coug

5/9/22 6:02pm

Yeah! let’s start hauling away glaciers! Nothing bad could come from that!

letthewookieewin

5/9/22 6:12pm

I didn’t say nothing bad could happen

CougieMcCougFace

5/9/22 6:18pm

That sounds familiar

crack

5/9/22 6:28pm

Is it true there is an underground aquifer near Phoenix where much of the city

BlooCoog

5/9/22 6:00pm

I heard from someone that Phoenix has like 100+ years of groundwater

2FarGone

5/9/22 6:04pm

Every development in PHX for the last 40 years has had to have drainage

Nat Gas Man

5/9/22 6:17pm

Info on Salt River Project here:

Thrill

5/9/22 6:06pm

Interesting. Thanks for sharing. Seems they don’t rely too much on groundwater

BlooCoog

5/9/22 6:10pm

That’s impressive they’re miles ahead of California in drought preparation.

Windward_Coug

5/9/22 6:19pm

And Utah. I do wonder, however, how long Phoenix’s approach is sustainable. What

BlooCoog

5/9/22 6:22pm

Theoretically yes the city could literally dry up and blow away

Nat Gas Man

5/9/22 6:32pm

The Wasatch Front in Utah doesn’t have the same water problem Phoenix does

BlooCoog

5/9/22 8:33pm

See what the AZ residents have to say. Seems UT has the bigger problem

Bluforever

5/9/22 8:54pm

I don't think this is correct. Phoenix is not at risk at all and has never had

Thrill

5/10/22 6:03pm

I haven't looked into the accuracy of the history of the SRP, but I've heard

Thrill

5/10/22 6:01pm

Phoenix has no water issues surprisingly due to the Salt River Project

Thrill

5/9/22 6:03pm

The runoff from the White Mountains (Salt River) and the San Francisco Peaks (Verde River) basically supply the valley

2FarGone

5/9/22 6:06pm

Maybe California should look into developing some more reservoirs

kotacoug

5/9/22 6:58pm

The last two years have been drought conditions, but Arizona has so many reservoirs we have the ability to store lots of

JOPE

5/9/22 8:34pm

Uhhh..: don’t mess with golf. Make California use desalination for their water

kotacoug

5/9/22 6:56pm

This isn’t just a California issue.

Mtbcoug

5/9/22 7:10pm

Wouldn’t be sure if CA was willing to loosen regulations

kotacoug

5/9/22 7:14pm

Watering grass doesn't destroy water.

porl thompson

5/9/22 7:55pm

I thought more of them used the treated gray water than this. Too bad

Leishdoggydog

5/9/22 8:02pm

Oro Valley does that. But they have closed courses since I lived there

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