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Did you know? The myth that snowpack dictates the total amount of water which we have is false. The aquifers are only just being explored, as it turned out. Natural springs are common, and in the mountains there too.
When I was a raft guide, it did not occur to me at first that our flows were being entirely controlled by the locks. Not by nature, but the locks. I thought - it’s a flash rainstorm, and that is why the water is higher or, today the snowpack must really be melting. No, it’s not so. And further, the water behind those locks is also fed, and significantly, by never-ending springs.
The water you see flowing above the ground is not the only story. Between the pipes, tubing, and underground caverns, the water network you can’t see with the naked eye is staggering.
They don’t tell you the whole story because that is detrimental to their narrative. The truth is - underground and tunneled water abound. It’s endless.
But this is a covenant. We have a duty to clean every drop of water utilized before we put it back, so that our grandchildren can have it nice too. Scarcity was never the problem - it was clean water that is becoming the problem. Look here, don’t look over there. These data centers popping up all over have got to go, and so must the Monsanto nightmare.
For example, they can dry up Horsetooth Reservoir above my childhood home, dry up the river, and divert all that water to secret creeks, tunnels, and pipelines. Out of sight, out of mind. And you thought this so-called drought was the end of the story as far as our water supply? Wrong.
If the rivers are dry, look to the creeks. If the creeks are dry, look to the pipes. If the pipes are provably dry (and how could you prove that!), look to the caverns, sisterns, aquifers.
There is plenty of water. You just bought the narrative, hook line and sinker, and a little red herring sprinkled here and there kept you on the line.
