Right now, we're about drowning in the Pacific Northwest. We already have the wettest November on record, and may have the wettest month ever on record.
There was an interesting Seattle Times article today on the Yellow River in China, which is shrinking. Part over-enthusiastic industrialization, part over-grazing at headwaters, and part global climate change. At least that's what the article said. Think about the problems that could be caused with a water shortage in busy, growing China. Or anywhere else for that matter. Climate change means change in water supply. Maybe not less water, but water in different places, and no water in some that are used to it.
Think migration, and change. Think a lot of moving water from place to place. It's heavy, and sometimes recalcitrant. Strong.
This could be hard.
Note - I also though it worthwhile to provide a link to a post from joec, who commented on another entry and nicely left his url.
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