Historic Midwest Flooding, And Nobody Cares With Eric Relph

[@JefferyTheriault]

This should be on the national news!

[@bellakrinkle9381]

This is the first I've heard anything. I grew up in SE Minnesota. So sorry, take care.

[@domcizek]

IT IS EVERYDAY

[@John-p5y1r]

The fact this is not on the national news, to me, indicates government involvement in manipulating the weather.

[@MikeHolicky-pc5he]

The old timers around here had a saying. A dry year will scare ya but a wet year will hurt you

[@imtheeastgermanguy5431]

Doesn't matter if people don't learn from it

[@wendywhite4929]

I care!! This will impact us all eventually. I hope you all and your families stay safe🙏crazy times I’ll share this video too

[@CjJohns1776]

Two foreign backed companies (one called SUMMIT) have been trying to seize land from farmers for over 2 years. How coincidental that the flood map exactly overlays their map of proposed pipelines. Weather modification companies were seeding for days prior to this inundation... Same with southern floods. Climate change is an EFFING LIE... it's intentional!!

[@elaineteut9579]

My heart goes out to all those affected. In 1993 we had so much rain over a lot of Iowa. Our town sits on the highest part of the county but there was so much rain (8 inches in one day) our normal sump pump couldn’t handle it and ended up with 3 ft. of water in our basement. A mess to clean up. Thank God it was just in our basement. We had a basement drainage system put in after that, worked like a charm

[@Yarnlife417]

Aside from the devastating effects on farmland and the landscape in general, so many people don't have flood insurance. We were told we can't have flood insurance because we ARE in a flood plain (about a mile south of spillway). A friend in Spencer was told they aren't eligible for flood insurance because they AREN'T in a flood plain. So many people so horribly affected and nowhere to turn.

[@scottybeck100]

Why is there no where to turn? You used to be able to get insurance when AL Gore made his movie InconvenientTruth. What happened since then?

[@mikelembke5121]

Insurance companies should be held accountable by not giving flood insurance to people who want it,many homeowners in ND along the Missouri River were told that and they have insurance now it won't be cheap

[@foxinthesnow1917]

I'm in Arkansas and was told I have to get it through FEMA by State Farm. I'm not in a flood zone. So frustrating.

[@eleven903]

What you're seeing and hearing is part of the agenda. Make folks pay for expensive flood insurance when they aren't in flood plains, to not insuring areas and telling them that they don't need it. Things are out of control.

[@CjJohns1776]

This will make eminent domain much easier for foreign financed Summit. Funny how the flood is EXACTLY where their proposed pipelines are.

[@PickupsAreNotTrucks]

I’m a trucker and got stuck down there during this. I managed to get out but, holy Toledo… In 13 years trucking, I’ve seen flooding but, nothing like this. I was a hundred miles outa route trying to get around this stuff. Couldn’t tell you how many roads I went down that ended up being under water. It was wild. Still is wild, as far as that goes. Talked to the FD at one of the road closures and they said every house in the area has water in the basement. The amount of damage is going to add up to an insane number. God be with these people.

[@RussellRoberts-h9b]

My parents are in Spencer, a block south of the river. Through a quirk of topography they stayed relatively dry with less than two feet of water in the basement. Initial estimates for their basement are approaching $20,000, not including hot water heater or washer and dryer if it needs replacing. And they are super lucky. The water came up to their property line but no further. The house behind them the water filed the basement and encroached the living areas. It's really bad.

[@itgetter9]

I'm glad you made it through safely. Whenever I'm out on the road, and I get caught in a downpour (in my little car), I always seek to get behind a slow-moving truck for my own safety. Truckers have saved me on multiple occasions, so I try to return the favor by accompanying them through heavy traffic stretches and making sure they can get in whatever lane they prefer. GOD BLESS THE TRUCKERS!!

[@CjJohns1776]

​@RussellRoberts-h9b please research& spread the word >Two foreign backed companies (one called SUMMIT) have been trying to seize land from farmers for over 2 years. How coincidental that the flood map exactly overlays their map of proposed pipelines. Weather modification companies were seeding for days prior to this inundation... Same with southern floods. Climate change is an EFFING LIE... it's intentional!!

[@CjJohns1776]

Two foreign backed companies (one called SUMMIT) have been trying to seize land from farmers for over 2 years. How coincidental that the flood map exactly overlays their map of proposed pipelines. Weather modification companies were seeding for days prior to this inundation... Same with southern floods. Climate change is an EFFING LIE... it's intentional!!

[@PickupsAreNotTrucks]

@@RussellRoberts-h9b Glad to hear they’re OK! We deliver to the water plant in Spencer often so I know that area, I’ve seen pics and it’s pretty crazy there.

[@ravenstone366]

This is going to affect us all, long term!! BLESS YOU FARMERS 🙏 🙌

[@MaryLowe-c5n]

It's only get better when world repentance stop thing they stop God judgment its sad see the pride around the world so many need repent help the widows and orphans homeless father said all this was coming black horse 🐴

[@sundanceks5074]

Crop failures seem like something fictional until there is nothing to eat.

[@CjJohns1776]

it's by design. Two foreign backed companies (one called SUMMIT) have been trying to seize land from farmers for over 2 years. How coincidental that the flood map exactly overlays their map of proposed pipelines. Weather modification companies were seeding for days prior to this inundation... Same with southern floods. Climate change is an EFFING LIE... it's intentional!!

[@hurricaneheather1420]

💯

[@fenrirgg]

Well I panicked with the chickenpocalypse, but it didn't have much impact so now I don't care.

[@FreedomTalkMedia]

Fortunately, with globalization, our food supply is diversified by the production of the whole planet. In some areas there are droughts. In other areas, there are floods but in most areas it's somewhere in between and it's just fine.

[@stevenhenry5267]

Lol. Urban farming.

[@grantstangeland6933]

Drove from my farm in east central North Dakota to Aberdeen sd this last weekend. Not one good field the entire 150 miles. Ponds all over.

[@JoeLinux2000]

Means prices will be high.

[@CjJohns1776]

Two foreign backed companies (one called SUMMIT) have been trying to seize land from farmers for over 2 years. How coincidental that the flood map exactly overlays their map of proposed pipelines. Weather modification companies were seeding for days prior to this inundation... Same with southern floods. Climate change is an EFFING LIE... it's intentional!!

[@TheQueenRulesAll]

We are so far removed from each other that people do not care until it affects them directly.

[@Glen-uy4jt]

That does seem to be a trait of our species, if it is not right in our face we can easily forget about it. This problem seems to be a symptom of a larger problem and we are ignoring that as well. I think all problems boil down to the “ state of mind “ which then manifests as the “ state of affairs “. We shuffle along when we need to moving quickly.

[@EdwardM-t8p]

It's by design... look into federal law and policy on urban, suburban, and rural development and transportation since the close of World War 2.

[@t.k3025]

What have you done to help climate change? Still playing in boats and driving oversized pickup trucks? No one is willing to change the way they live. Environmental controls are needed. Vote for a sane President, A Democrat that will help our environment. Nothing is more important than the climate catastrophe we are headed for.

[@raybod1775]

People like me who are unaffected by extreme weather in northeastern Illinois do care, but it’s overwhelming how much of the U.S. is effected by extreme weather. It should be reported more on national news.

[@Glen-uy4jt]

@@t.k3025 there is a Daoist saying, “ less is not zero “. I do not have a boat nor an automobile bur I still use electricity. I use public transport and of course my food comes to this town by motor transport. The only way change will come about if everyone just makes the changes, but who can? We are stuck within a capitalistic society where more is better and everything revolves around the consumption of fossil fuels. Bad choice, we suffer the consequences. Cause and effect. How ever you label it we forgot to use wisdom and threw our lives away by trusting in science.

[@behram11]

Thank you for posting this video, excellent conversation!

[@LauraSnow-in3nx]

My family lives in Spencer Iowa & their basement is flooded. So many people have lost their homes completely & my heart is breaking today.

[@n1663r]

Welcome to my current reality...NW Iowa sucks D right now.

[@Yehoshuasministries]

Will u let your family know to keep the Sabbath -Saturday holy. Sunday is Vatican driven n not true. God said he would destroy us just like Paroah. Read first five books of Bible n fast n pray with your family. Humble yourself n u will see Blessings come! I just woke up to this 3 years ago. Take care

[@ladyjess3957]

🙏🙌❤️🕊our church is praying for you all.

[@WhosWhointheZoo123]

@@Yehoshuasministries There is no obligation for the New Testament believer to keep the Sabbath and will also show that the idea of a Sunday “Christian Sabbath” is also unscriptural. There is one time the Sabbath is mentioned after Paul began to focus on the Gentiles, “Therefore do not let anyone judge you by what you eat or drink, or with regard to a religious festival, a New Moon celebration or a Sabbath day. These are a shadow of the things that were to come; the reality, however, is found in Christ” (Colossians 2:16-17). The Jewish Sabbath was abolished at the cross where Christ “canceled the written code, with its regulations” (Colossians 2:14).

[@Yehoshuasministries]

@@WhosWhointheZoo123 read the Torah-1st five books of the Bible, the new testament was a lie!

[@danielhiller9165]

do you remember the floods in 1973 in the entire midwest and 1993 in MO, Iowa, Neb, southern Minn, and Ill?

[@scottybeck100]

Red hats can't remember 2+2 =4....That's why their all homeschooled by their idiot parents.

[@no2party]

I was was only 6 in '93 but I remember our basement flooding. These major flood seem to happen in cycles of approximately 15 to 20 years.

[@n1663r]

This is 2x worst then 93

[@RadarRoger]

93 got us good here on Campbell's Island, Mississippi mile marker 490. Second highest river crest here. Currently the River going to bout 18 feet come Sunday night/Monday. We will be in Big Trouble if we go 21 feet 🥺

[@CjJohns1776]

Two foreign backed companies (one called SUMMIT) have been trying to seize land from farmers for over 2 years. How coincidental that the flood map exactly overlays their map of proposed pipelines. Weather modification companies were seeding for days prior to this inundation... Same with southern floods. Climate change is an EFFING LIE... it's intentional!!

[@juliaharbeck774]

This will take us years if not a decade to recover from. So many people have lost everything and so many fields under water. It happened so fast. Train bridge collapsed, homes collapsed. Horrible.

[@Glen-uy4jt]

And if another one even worse hits in the next few years and then again. Once in 500 years in turning into a common occurrence.

[@bonnieprather610]

Better get used to it

[@EdwardM-t8p]

A home on upland almost next to a dam in Minnesota has fallen into the water 🏡💦 🌊 bypassing the dam 😭😢

[@wyomingadventures]

​@bonnieprather610 what hell? Guess you don't eat food?

[@bonnieprather610]

@@wyomingadventures oh but I do. Problem is the consequences of climate change were being told decades ago, but people chose to ignore it. I personally have lived my life trying to have minimal impact, but that was just a drop in the bucket when the vast majority of people don't. So the chickens have come home to roost, and things are unfolding with frightening and unprecedented speed now. Better get used to it cause it only gets worse from here, way worse and way faster. Tough.

[@mpgingdl]

Everything is connected, yet we still see everything in isolation.

[@ladyjess3957]

🙏🙌🙌❤️our church is praying for the farmers, the land and all our brothers and sisters there. greetings from texas

[@ptegsotica5895]

LOL!!!! oh yea ... that'll help ... NOT!!!!!!!

[@CjJohns1776]

​@@ptegsotica5895Laugh while you can china troll!

[@CjJohns1776]

Two foreign backed companies (one called SUMMIT) have been trying to seize land from farmers for over 2 years. How coincidental that the flood map exactly overlays their map of proposed pipelines. Weather modification companies were seeding for days prior to this inundation... Same with southern floods. Climate change is an EFFING LIE... it's intentional!!

[@BrooksBabbling]

I'm sure you mean well Jess but thinking real hard about this doesn't help.

[@wyomingadventures]

My family lives right where this guy does. Don't people realize how important the midwest is for our food sources are?

[@williamdavis7432]

Thank you for this timely heartland America news update! (With all that's going on, including all the additional harm that's potentially out there from unfolding events, this info surely deserves nationwide media coverage!)

[@EdwardM-t8p]

The '93 floods had nationwide coverage, I learned of it in real time in New England! What has happened since then? The internet, politicized news media, and a has-been and would-be president who functions much like a black hole: he hoovers all the light and air out of the room.

[@domcizek]

WELL, EXPECT MORE IIN THE FUTURE, WTH GLOBAL WARMING, WARM AIR HOLDS MORE AND MORE MOISTURE, THEN IT RAINS AND CREATES THIS DISASTER

[@t.k3025]

It does get coverage.

[@John-p5y1r]

The weather is being manipulated so you'll cry for world government.​@@domcizek

[@John-p5y1r]

​@@domcizekWatch the skies. Some days chemtrail initiated clouds shade an otherwise clear blue sky. Air is being heated or cooled to shift the jet stream. Some days even the natural clouds have weird geometric patterns in them that are not natural. This is scalar electromagnetic manipulation of the atmosphere. When the national news is hiding something it is at government / globalist 5:38 request.

[@itgetter9]

I remember the Flood of '93. Keeping all those affected in my prayers. Please, folks, take climate change seriously and demand that your towns organize to do maximum resilience preparation. We can do it if we put our heads together. GOD BLESS!

[@martinm3474]

Solar flares dumped energy over the earth.

[@J-ge7qe]

No such thing as climate change. It's not the climate, it's the dams that cause it. Leave the rivers alone.

[@catpaladin1]

So please vote BLUE.

[@CjJohns1776]

Two foreign backed companies (one called SUMMIT) have been trying to seize land from farmers for over 2 years. How coincidental that the flood map exactly overlays their map of proposed pipelines. Weather modification companies were seeding for days prior to this inundation... Same with southern floods. Climate change is an EFFING LIE... it's intentional!!

[@460spectra]

how many boosters you on ? lmao

[@cooperworks8871]

Stay safe! We have to except and prepare that this may be the new normal. A lot of people, towns and cities will need a lot of help! We must ALL pull together!!

[@volkerengels5298]

Someday ppl will get it.( I don't consider this as will be a good day) "....new normal." NO. NO NO This will become worse and worse. As long as the CO2 (GHG exactly) content of the atmosphere does not **decrease** - things will get worse! "Warmer, wetter, more unstable" GHG emissions SHOULD be at ZERO by 2050. (By now - it seems not likely to reach that international target) That's 25 years of **increasing** chaos around the world. What we have then - we'll have for several thousand years. If we're lucky. /sorry

[@CjJohns1776]

Two foreign backed companies (one called SUMMIT) have been trying to seize land from farmers for over 2 years. How coincidental that the flood map exactly overlays their map of proposed pipelines. Weather modification companies were seeding for days prior to this inundation... Same with southern floods. Climate change is an EFFING LIE... it's intentional!!

[@rhondawilliams7024]

Thank you for the truth,need to prepare for shortages for our animals.

[@Aerial_Adia_Rayne]

Prayers going up . This is so devestating.

[@juliaharbeck774]

The town of McCook lake in SD is horribly damaged. We have flooding in our town and all the tristate area. It is horrible here.

[@RussellRoberts-h9b]

I care very deeply

[@Glen-uy4jt]

Unfortunately caring does not change the situation. It seems like we have entered a new era of climatic conditions. What can we do that will change the problem?

[@RussellRoberts-h9b]

@@Glen-uy4jt do what they did after the floods of 53 and 55...study the area, determine limits and create a flood control and action plan.

[@Glen-uy4jt]

@@RussellRoberts-h9b well back then the CO2 content in the atmosphere was much lower. Also the Jet Stream was functioning well. The deforestation was less. The population was a LOT less. In this case the past does not hold the answers. I agree well designed and well built infrastructure is a good defense. The US is spending a LOT, a LOT on the military and space exploration which does not contribute to everyday life such as infrastructure. Medical costs have risen substantially as well as the amount of aged and the sickly. We seem to be spending more on repairing damage instead of replacing the aging infrastructure before failure which compounds the cost. We seem to be stuck between a rock and a hard place.

[@davidbarnhouse5119]

I live in SD where flooding happened granted I don't farm but live in a farming community, I live in town and my house was flooded and the insurance company won't do crap for me and I have flood insurance! Now that is fricken sad

[@sandrafeehan6465]

Thanks for this report.

[@Morningdovecamp]

Very interesting report. Very informative for a New York City person. I pray the waters will recede and many of the crops will recover. I know we have very different lives. I also know that if we could all figure out a way to work together our country would be even stronger 👍👍🇺🇸Take good care. We definitely need farmers!

[@frannypalmer2726]

Oh my! I have not heard about this. Devastating. 😢

[@GretchenNygaard]

This is the point- no one is hearing about this! The Flyover Zone

[@clegg4009]

You never think it will happen to you. Until it happens to you. -Spencer iowa resident.

[@grammyg8x]

We get so used to flipping a switch and the lights come on. Or, turning on the faucet and water coming out. I don't think people even consider what this means to the farmer and the consumer. I live in Iowa, and this and the tornados that hit some communities really hard, are not the end result. People need to know this will affect the food supply, hard. Devastating for farmers as they don't have flood insurance. They are a vital part to many industries, yet we often take them for granted. Prayers please!

[@CjJohns1776]

Two foreign backed companies (one called SUMMIT) have been trying to seize land from farmers for over 2 years. How coincidental that the flood map exactly overlays their map of proposed pipelines. Weather modification companies were seeding for days prior to this inundation... Same with southern floods. Climate change is an EFFING LIE... it's intentional!!

[@kathypaaaina3953]

Aloha hugs 🤗 God Bless and keep everyone safe Awesome Helping each other through these last days, God bless you all.

[@rogerpaulson9908]

I live in n west Iowa, Friday night it took me an hour and 45 minutes to get home on a normally 30 minutes drive.

[@CjJohns1776]

Two foreign backed companies (one called SUMMIT) have been trying to seize land from farmers for over 2 years. How coincidental that the flood map exactly overlays their map of proposed pipelines. Weather modification companies were seeding for days prior to this inundation... Same with southern floods. Climate change is an EFFING LIE... it's intentional!!

[@richardkut3976]

Thanks.

[@charlotteryner6583]

It isn't that people don't care anymore. We do. It's just thst there is so much out there to care about, it's overwhelming. Out here in Oregon we know there is a heat dome, and rain 5:44 causing massive flooding. Closer to home are fires or a megathrust earthquake with resultant tsunami (hasn't happened yet, but still worrisome). I am sorry that this catastrophe has hit you. I hope that help comes to you and you can recover. 😢

[@barbarawilliams1745]

This is tragic. I just watched the national news and they barely touched on this.

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Buying grain futures seems to be the play

[@dustinhaus1165]

I live just south of Watervile MN. There has been a good amount of crop loss. A good number of fields never got planted. Too wet. Almost every field has a large lake. Bottom line questions, Loss of life? and loss of food? What can we do moving forward through the years?

[@markbrandon7756]

First heard of the failing dam and the flooding in Iowa

[@stevenlarvick1748]

The Chicago Board Of Trade will say " rain makes grain " keep the prices low! I say to much rain makes mud!

[@cindyk2592]

Why is mainstream media not covering this?

[@bellakrinkle9381]

The world is on edge. All Gov't money goes to Ukraine, etc. Maybe the Gov't does not want more on its plate. Therefore, mum's the word. IDK. 4th Of July is soon...no one should worry...who the hell knows!

[@SadisticSenpai61]

Flyover country. Plus, everyone already knows how we're going to vote in November in every state impacted so far. So the politicians don't have much to gain by paying attention to us. Well, our own politicians do obviously - and they've been out doing the tours from what I've seen. I know our governor (Iowa) has submitted a request for a federal major disaster declaration - which would get those impacted access to FEMA funds. I'd be surprised if ND, SD, and MN's governors haven't done likewise. And I see an article from yesterday saying Biden approved the disaster declaration. So at least that went through. But it's the August 2020 Derecho all over again. The national news media just doesn't care. They've got an "exciting" presidential debate to cover, after all. 🙄

[@MyFavoriteColorIsBLUE]

Im down in Des Moines and we are soooo dry, we will take some of your rain. This story is very sad, and I feel for you all. I remember the 93 flood all to well 😢.

[@CjJohns1776]

Two foreign backed companies (one called SUMMIT) have been trying to seize land from farmers for over 2 years. How coincidental that the flood map exactly overlays their map of proposed pipelines. Weather modification companies were seeding for days prior to this inundation... Same with southern floods. Climate change is an EFFING LIE... it's intentional!!

[@SadisticSenpai61]

Oh, it's coming downstream. The question is whether the Army Corps of Engineers learned their lesson from 93 and have kept Saylorville low to prepare for it. Well, I say that - we know they did. They've already said they expect the reservoir to rise by 36 feet by July 6th (877 ft above sea level). Notably, they did not say that they expect that to be the crest. After that 36 feet rise, they'll have 13 more feet (890 ft above sea level) before the water would top the dam (as in all of their spillways and discharge options will be exhausted). The lake crested at 892.03 ft above sea level in 1993. So I suppose it depends on whether or not another 13 or so more feet of water than they're currently expecting end up coming downstream and if it arrives faster than they can let it out. Fortunately for Central Iowa (and Des Moines), most of the expected flooding is along the Des Moines River - which does have flood controls to help protect us. Although I rather suspect Fleur Drive will go under water (again). It's just a question of whether or not it'll be worse than that along the Racoon River, Walnut Creek, and Beaver Creek. It doesn't look like they currently expect there to be any major impacts along those waterways tho. So at least there's that.

[@Spice1_]

Great video thank you

[@wyomingadventures]

My family lives in Northern Iowa. My dad was a farmer in Iowa and Minnesota. My mom says the crops are stumped in her area. She got 10 inches of rain in 5 days. I grew up in Okoboji. West Okoboji. My mom lives by the Little Souix. I'm worried about the crop situation for this year.

[@brendavalentine-bates7737]

Adding our farmers and the effected businesses and families to our prayer list

[@ptegsotica5895]

beg away ... won't help at all (as history has proven) NEXT!! lol

[@WilliamWagner-hq9ut]

It always feels like that. When you're sick you feel alone in the world.

[@martinm3474]

Department of Interior will be looking at drone footage to map out new wetlands, closing out farming on those areas. Curious if some of the clouds were seeded?

[@John-p5y1r]

Hopefully with the recent Supreme Court ruling, a whole lot of meddling globalists and their captured federal agencies will have to argue all their rules in court then have to go through a legislative process to try (and fail) to get them back.

[@machelbaillet7905]

is it flooding when the same thing happens every other year? I live here and yes a dam failed buy they knew adout how bad this bridge is now for about a decade now

[@ThatOneGuyWithTheEye]

Just more climate change rants. Nothing about the real cause. Poor management, aging infrastructure. The dam that washed out is 120 years old. It failed because the floodgates had been badly obstructed for over a month beforehand according to locals and nothing was done about it.

[@teecuzbruh4058]

We had exactly the opposite in Cajun Country (SW Louisiana). It stopped raining in June 2023, plus limited amounts of rain in April and May, but once it stopped, we didn't have a drop until well into November. I mean, when someone in SW LA doesn't have to mow their lawn all summer long, you've got a major drought on your hands

[@danlowe8684]

How much of the affected land was low-land or swamp that now has drain-tile that drains immediately into the rivers?

[@carolyuengling8085]

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[@andreacalkins5189]

Fire, water, wind, no one is exempt from mother nature. I don't know if you can say no one cares. Everyone seems to be looking out for themselves and not worrying about others. It's all coming to roost, I expect this.

[@ginnyantrim]

Look at what we have continually elected or appointed into office in Iowa and there and you will find part of your answer right there. The karma bus is here in full swing for those who continually say they have "mitigated"the water and then overfarmed and over developed in flood prone areas. Our state has been strip mined by Big Ag and everything from retail to housing in all forms.

[@AldenCarbos]

I didnt have any idea this flood was so huge with so many states. This is terrifying. Praying. Praying

[@davidboyle1902]

The commentary here is amazing. People appear to think this is an abnormal event. This is not abnormal. It’s IS the new normal. Scientists have been predicting these events for decades now, and they have and still are being ignored. I’ve been wondering for 40 years what it will take to get people to take climate change seriously. Maybe this? Or does the world need to get even crazier?

[@lindashelton3117]

IM IN North Dakota and i have been seeing news about the flood on MSNBC and on local channels. I was raised in Iowa .

[@maureenj.odonnell4438]

Excellent video, very informative!

[@confounded5694]

Central Nebraska is flooding as well. Some friends of ours are having problems leaving their farms.

[@englishruraldoggynerd]

Fascinating interview, thank you for sharing this. The role and hardship that farmers bear are always under reported, and so much of modern agriculture is a mystery, often propounded by the farmers themselves. People need to understand how their cheap food is grown and how much the retailers essentially steal from the blood sweat and tears of the actual farmers. Give food its worth and value, pay farmers a living wage and you’d solve the gross obesity plaguing the western hemisphere, especially Americans.

[@patmcdonald766]

Funny story CARGILL sold PIPESTONE elevator this SPRING. I warned everyone that PROBLEMS were getting BAD.

[@katka8490]

I just moved to Central Iowa from Central RI and thankfully haven't had any flooding in my area in Iowa in the last several months. However, where I moved from in RI: we consistently had really bad flooding from December of 2023 to now; it just hasn't let up. I couldn't go into my basement half the time because it was always wet down there.

[@sharonwilson8208]

I have been tuning out quite a bit of the news. It's too stressful. But, there are many ways to learn about this situation. I had no idea it was this bad. Last I heard it was flash flooding and receding quickly. This looks worse than The Floods of '93. I worked at the Insurance company the National Guard used for their staging ground. There were several helicopters and a couple Chinook helicopters. I remember every TV channel was in the grassy areas. I'm so sorry. I know how scary flooding is.

[@gamingtonight1526]

The world is the pot on the hob, the climate crisis is the water getting hotter and hotter, and the frogs in the slowly boiling water, is humanity!

[@thekrls1]

Heck, western Iowa is underwater, southern Wisconsin is completely soaked with water. A lot of fields have standing water and almost everywhere the ground can’t hold anymore water.

[@Bob.W.]

We lived in Jackson and had a cottage on Spirit when I was growing up in the 50s and 60s. Great memories. Sorry about all the flooding.

[@grantv2313]

Wisconsin has had a ton of rain over the last couple weeks as well as northern IL now. I’ve had over 3” at my house in the last 48 hrs and the Mississippi which was very low in March, is now nearly out of its banks at the end of June.

[@JoeLinux2000]

During poor production years, crop prices rise.

[@joanjust8241]

And so does the cost of food. It’s a horrible devastation all around.

[@jmkeuning]

@@joanjust8241 It's almost like the two things are connected.

[@volkerengels5298]

@@jmkeuning :)) Joe's JJ's Yeeeaah It's all at one. One biosphere and a climate changing on rocket speed. We can expect better jokes in the future....

[@Zero01k]

Lmao, prices will actually go down or not rise hardly at all, now you'll see a price increase at the grocery store, but we the farmers will not see any price increase for what we sell, always the case

[@volkerengels5298]

@@Zero01k Which 'farmer'? Industrial agriculture is different.

[@BabsKaz]

Ban geoengineering!

[@jonathanlee5185]

👍Thanks, Eric is a sober guy. Very earnest.👍Btw, would Smart Money Traders say speculators are briefly pushing the market down for the liquidity which they need prior to a huge rise in prices, subsequently?

[@peggysmith4814]

I care and have been concerned about the situation. A couple of days ago I was wondering why the news barely mentions it. If it wasn't for yt there would be barely any information. Yet the lead story was a leak on abortion rulings. All they report is abortion and political speculations. I'm so sorry for people who are suffering and for the suffering we are all facing in future shortages. In the East ,there will be little corn or produce because of extreme heat and little rain. Eastern North Carolina has had devastating flooding a couple of times in my lifetime and it is complete destruction and heartbreaking..

[@pointschamp2518]

Is it historic if it happens periodically?

[@RussellRoberts-h9b]

Absolutely. The water hasn't been that high in 71 years. In Spencer it rose 16 feet in six days. Most of that in 48 hours. Officials were prepared for 17 feet. Which is high but containable, they got five feet more than expected. 2 feet more than the highest recorded level. And it came up FAST.

[@ThatOneGuyWithTheEye]

​@RussellRoberts-h9b not historic if it happend within before within a lifetime let alone less than 100 years. Real cause is aging infrastructure and mismanagement

[@robotron26]

Yes dumbass, it floods periodically, but its historic because its never been this bad Its like saying 10 cat 5 hurricanes are no different than 10 cat 1 hurricanes because they are both just hurricanes

[@LovinLnCottage]

People care! The scope of the problem is huge and until the water d rains, mitigation can not be done. Rescue phase now. This is a result of clime change whether you like the term or not.

[@DontStepInTheGrease]

Geo engineering.

[@hurricaneheather1420]

What do you mean no body cares. People care a lot. It's very mind blowing to be experiencing these events. It's not that no body cares . They are just wondering wth is next. Blessings be to y'all 😊

[@aliannarodriguez1581]

It’s like there is an enormous disaster happening in a whole bunch of places all the time now. A lot of stuff that would have been national news for weeks when I was growing up is mostly relegated to local news now. (And a lot of local news outlets don’t even exist anymore, they lost all their advertising to the the Murdoch rage machine.)

[@glenndavis4452]

The Midwest had huge floods in the 90s. Mississippi River and Red River.

[@Haystack63]

Our government can't handle a few fires in Hawaii, one train derailment in Ohio, how are they going to handle a multi state flood disaster? But yet they can solve problems in Ukraine...

[@catpaladin1]

Just remember to post Bidenonmics as soon as the prices rise. In the meantime educate about what a contract is when USA says they will protect Ukraine in return for Ukraine getting rid of their nukes. Like they did.

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

I am slightly south of this in a flood prone area of St . Louis , I Care . So Sorry :( QC

[@bigwheelsturning]

As the oceans warm, they evaporate more than they used to. It has to come down somewhere. It will only get worse over time.

[@johngray1439]

This is devastating climate change due to ecological overshoot which caused more fossil fuel combustion. The carbon foot print caused by the needs of 8.2 billion humans on the the planet. This is just the beginning of the Anthropecene Epoch. Every human will ultimately suffer from this. We will all notice this soon in The supermarket. ie rising prices and scarcity. Hang on tight, it's going to be a bumpy ride. "Don't Look Up".🙁

[@darylb5564]

I just drove from Minneapolis to Des Moines across Nebraska to Denver. From the highway I saw some of what they are talking about but for the most part everything looked great. That could be why the market isn’t reacting the way they would like.

[@rdm5190]

Its only beginning my friends......

[@jacobmounts8975]

When "historic flooding" is a regular and recurring event, people seem to care less until it impacts them directly.

[@patmcdonald766]

I mentioned Arizona had a GREAT HAY crop last winter as farms got rid of cattle?

[@lindsayzipprich2647]

Chemtrails and Geoengineering with HAARP technology and DOPLER RADAR.

[@Mo-mr8vv]

I kind of feel like no one cared half the panhandle of Texas burned also.

[@gantmj]

Never heard about it.

[@EdwardM-t8p]

Those farms have turned into lakes and wetlands! 😭

[@davidscher4303]

It is in the British press, BBC and Guardian.

[@clegg4009]

I live in spencer. Life will never be the same. Ever.

[@Glen-uy4jt]

That was an important point, seasonality’s out order. If they do not come back to normal?

[@duanewirth273]

Historic only in the fact we modern humans have kept track of flooding. This issue has everything to do with building upriver, zero foresight and mentally insufficient safeguard priority. Floodplains flood. Creeks, streams, rivers flow and weather does it’’thing. No different than building more homes on cliffs or near oceans with absolute certainty weather won’t happen. Ugh. Still sad and yes, tragic in how it affects what we’ve become used to.

[@judithmcdonald9001]

We're talking climate refugees right here @ home.

[@sharonholdren7588]

At sometime earlier in my life a discussion occurred about where meat came from. The grocery. No, I mean what part of the animal? You mean we eat animals?! In the early 60s, the first year I owned my horse, we had 90 straight days without rain. The grass was burned to a crisp and we were feeding our winter hay in August. Today I live down the road from a young farming couple who cultivate over 500 acres hay, corn and soybeans mostly for themselves. The man also holds down a full-time job at a major grocery distribution center. My mother's parents were truck farmers and later had an orchard. I loved visiting and watching them tend to their crops and eating the food they grew with their hardwork. I genuinely care about the conditions of all of you out in the Middle(lier) West. We are having the first rain in our part of Ohio in almost three weeks today.

[@Glen-uy4jt]

Are heavy rains common in late June?

[@SpirituralAwakening]

Cental mn been getting min 4" +, every time it rains since April

[@sundanceks5074]

I live in Northern NM so agriculture has always been difficult for survival for indigenous people due to harsh growing conditions. Where and what we can grow to feed ourselves will have to change due to climate change. It is not some nebulous variation of how and where we grow food.

[@allenschmitz9644]

😮no one talks about crops under water.

[@RobbinFlowers]

Really?

[@joes1st]

How are over the road long haul truckers getting thru?

[@petechrist6056]

The Mississippi is rising drastically will be at spring flood records! Dubuque,Iowa

[@clegg4009]

I libe in Spencer and I'll be out of work for a while still, and my husband has medications he can't get because i won't have a paycheck. He's also in the same boat with his job... were displaced, and it is a noghtnore you'd never think this nightmare would happen to you... until it happens to you.

[@Nottherebutthere]

Welcome to my world....Florida resident...

[@elflingskitten]

What an inappropriate and pathetic comment. I've lived in Florida nearly all my life and never seen this level of heartbreaking devastation

[@jasonbrown2060]

Ain’t. Nothing dry in MO Will be a bumper crop, tasseling now.

[@djc9727]

In 2023, the United States was the largest LNG supplier to the EU, representing almost 50% of total LNG imports. In 2023, comparing to 2021, imports from the US almost tripled. I don’t know where he is getting some of is information from. My dad works in the natural gas industry and they are all happy. Since 1965 no LNG carrier ever exploded, caught fire nor sunk.

[@arizonanative7409]

Too bad we can’t build a system of aqueducts or ways to move excess water to places which need it. I’m in Phoenix, we are always hoping for rain. Hope things are better now.

[@lorilea3188]

I do care about the millions of hogs and billions of gallons of untreated hog manure stored in open cesspools in Iowa. Everyone is talking about "the crops", no one mentions the animals confined in factories. How is the Water?

[@jannaswanson271]

In rural areas people build on the top of hills.

[@ginnyantrim]

Then the poor dead hogs everywhere. In a crate with no place to go to drown.

[@CjJohns1776]

WHAT PART OF no electricity, no plumbing, internet , bridges and roads washed away, 1000 of homes & farms GONE doesn't your tiny brain comprehend? We'll see how worried you are about pigs when there's no human food. Mt God! BUY A BRAINCELL

[@colonelJ77]

We have some world changers in this chat.... that work at Starbucks

[@wyomingadventures]

I have thought about the hogs and chickens. I know there a lot of buildings with them. Grew up back there.

[@glike2]

The West needs the water and will pay for it! The "Coalition For A National Infrastructure Bank" has a plan! A solution to end flooding problems is to build water pipelines, preferably next to major highways to expedite and facilitate the construction, to use the excess water to refill Lake Powell and Lake Mead is important for National security as it allows greater agriculture instead of the current curtailment. It also allows food exports which improves global security and dollar strength through greater exports. We should strive for enough excess agriculture to create a grain food Bank in Arctic or Antarctic storage. One option is a pipeline from Memphis area reservoir or Keokuk reservoir to Lake Powell. 2-axis floating solar on Lake Mead and Lake Powell could be used to maximize solar power hours and use the excess solar power for pumping water through the pipelines. The Western USA has a lot of agriculture potential with agrivoltaics, a win win with water being a limiting factor. The Western mega drought is curtailing farming. The USA needs a new pipeline from the massive excess water Louisiana Mississippi River bypass (Atchafalaya flood way basin) to Colorado River reservoirs could solve all the west mega drought problems and be great for agriculture and pay for itself. The Arizona, Western USA and New Orleans water crisis is easy to solve with a pipeline from the Atchafalaya flood way basin in Louisiana that would take excess flow from the Mississippi River and store it in lake Mead or lake Powell. Cost $21 Billion, but it will pay for itself and make a lot of money with an expansion of agriculture in the West. Call your Senators and Representative to request support for the "Coalition For A National Infrastructure Bank" H.R. 3339, which is an excellent plan to build a pipeline from the Atchafalaya flood way basin using only a small percentage to refill Lake Mead and Powell. Search for nibcoalition national-infrastructure-bank-petition-water-crisis Call Congress for HR3339 and Share Her is plenty of water if we actually stop dumping it in the Gulf of Mexico. Call your Senators and Representative to request support for the "Coalition For A National Infrastructure Bank" which has an excellent plan to build a pipeline from the Atchafalaya flood way basin using only a small percentage to refill Lake Mead and Powell.