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Arizona's solar-over-canal project will tackle its major drought issue
(interestingengineering.com)
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this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2023
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Or...hear me out... People don't live in the damn desert and expect to have unlimited access to water.
Nobpdies expecting unlimited water access besides stupid farmers and stupid rich people. Phoenix for example has rather strict laws on population expansion because of this if memory serves me right. But the dumbfucks growing fucking alfalfa use our rather esoteric and outdated water laws, atleast here in California. Even rice would be better since the fields can serve triple as water foul refuge and fish spawning pools.