Conversation: Sharing Water Along the U.S.-Mexico Border Stratfor

Stratfor Deputy Editor Lynn Wise and Science and Technology Analyst Rebecca Keller discuss how tension over the Rio Grande's resources will increase in the future.

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1. B.C Drisk: +José Juan American inbreeding is about as rare as Mexican intellectuals
2. don hezca: The 100 year old water share deal expired last year and now who knows if there will be renegotiated
3. Marco Viti: Very interesting
4. rodibremo: We can also change agricultural techniques. No?
5. cladglas: +Boo Boo nah, it's all that 'cedar'.
6. xm377Moyocoyatzin: +joebonsaipoland That's salt water which requires desalination plants to process, which cost a lot of money and energy
7. B.C Drisk: +xm377Moyocoyatzin HAHAHAHAHA good one
8. snivithefox: +Boo Boo I don't think there's that much fracking nearby.
9. Kahale Ishikawa: (1:31) There are three kinds of people. Those who can count, and those who can't.
10. José Juan: +B.C Drisk Nope, Inbreeding is still common in your country, just ask your parents.
11. Boo Boo: How much water does fracking use? Is this the reason Lake Travis was down 60 feet last year?
12. xihang yang: +AGS363 the real question is: would there be lead in the water?
13. AGS363: The real question is: Will the wall be on the north or south bank of the river?
14. joebonsaipoland: Drought, right!!
15. xm377Moyocoyatzin: +B.C Drisk By that standard then the entire Mexican population should be Nobel Prize winners.
16. B.C Drisk: mexico can go to hell.
17. snivithefox: Drought, yes.

Conversation: Sharing Water Along the U.S.-Mexico Border
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