How hard would it be to import water from another state into Arizona?

[@biblesforbreakfast]

Well the problem is that stupid politicians promised more water to all of the states than what actually flows through the Colorado River. Maybe if politicians weren't f****** stupid and could actually do some math. I'm looking at you Trump 😡😡😡

[@SherylHamlin]

Stop building tracts of homes, data centers and require the BTR industry to follow the same water rules as for sale homes. Why should BTR not provide a certificate of assured water? The monies allocated for these projects will go to consultants before a drop of water is seen.

[@hyzenthlay713]

How about just stopping foreign countries from buying land and stopping blue states from building overpriced housing communities/apartments? That will ease our water stress by a lot.

[@RSKLove]

Then when the maintenance plan turns into a trash pit, the people living in Phoenix will suffer.

[@user-pm5xo4ho3s]

If I fix your problem, would I get paid for finding a solution?

[@biblesforbreakfast]

We could get more rainfall to Arizona Nevada Utah and California if we just flooded SoCal by building a giant canal. But since our current Red pill wonderful politicians are dead set on not working with Mexico I'm sure that that no brainer fix for increasing rainfall is not going to happen.

[@darkhorsejim]

The ultimate pipe dream

[@ocsrc]

I have been talking about the Lake Superior to Lake Mead pipeline plan for the last 10 years

[@clydedenby1436]

That is a horrible idea.

[@user-pm5xo4ho3s]

I thought people from other places were taking Arizona water. Don’t we have a big thing of water underneath the ground? I seen it on the news before and if you don’t wanna go to that route, I know another way not sure if it works, but it’s a shot in the dark it just might work

[@hostilesavage4299]

How about pipelines from desalination plants using endless water supply from the ocean? The government can do a whole lot more but they choose not to. They could easily change arizona drastically if they did that...

[@biblesforbreakfast]

What would be even cheaper as if they just flooded SoCal. And then put in desal plants. The problem of course is that you would have to power the whole thing. And those plants are energy hogs.