Right, I understand they're on aquifer water now. But it's clear there was a time period of a few decades at least after that city was a big spot for Hollywood films and actual living in, it being submerged in water and now being drained of water. It's like what people say about building cities in a dessert. Problem with that is it's modern times and desalinating, while slightly expensive relative to natural rainfall, is a cheap alternative to what they're losing. It's completely fabricated. Further, they drained more reservoir water from multiple smaller reservoirs than the total of Lake Mead over the last 1+ decades.
Right, I understand they're on aquifer water now. But it's clear there was a time period of a few decades at least after that city was a big spot for Hollywood films and actual living in, it being submerged in water and now being drained of water.
It's like what people say about building cities in a dessert. Problem with that is it's modern times and desalinating, while slightly expensive relative to natural rainfall, is a cheap alternative to what they're losing. It's completely fabricated. Further, they drained more reservoir water from multiple smaller reservoirs than the total of Lake Mead over the last 1+ decades.
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