Comments by "Jim Luebke" (@jimluebke3869) on "The Water Crisis in the American Southwest || Peter Zeihan" video.

  1. Aren't soy and alfalfa part of a crop rotation to keep the soil productive, though?
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  2. Can the relationship of the Rockies-isolated cities of the West Cost of the United States to the rest of the country, be compared to the relationship of the Nanling-isolated cities of the South Coast of China with the rest of that country?
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  3. "Varying labor price points" I think we're going to see this assumption dissolve over the next few decades -- and it honestly can't come soon enough.
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  4. Would the Central Valley have any water problems, if we just got rid of the Owens Valley project? Los Angeles steals water from everybody not just Colorado / Arizona / etc.
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  5. "The Southwest is close to Mexico so you can build a system with labor cost variances -- If you can keep the water flowing" Is it easier to move enormous amounts of water, or is it easier to move industrial inputs and outputs?
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