posted on Mar, 11 2024 @ 07:20 PM
a reply to:
jimmiec
Reviving this thread, because this is not stupid. You're definitely on to something. Some people will think it sounds insane, but really think about
it. All across the entire planet water is bottled, used in millions of products and manufacturing. There is water trapped inside of landfills in
plastic bottles, abandoned, in warehouses. The mega corporation drink manufacturers. From coca cola to welches. Water based paint, shampoo,
conditioner, soap, gels, locations, all food products. Now, this stuff does get used and recycled, but what about the stuff that doesn't?
What really made me think about this was when I was watching abandoned explorations. Pallets of drinks just sitting. We know that's not an isolated
incident. There's water trapped inside of unnatural man-made containers all over the world. It can't make it back up into the sky to rain back down to
earth.
Also, what about when large quantities of fresh water are moved from their original location? For example, the Colorado river. I certainly believe
they're hiding something more from us. Why doesn't the water taken from the Colorado river rain back down and refill it? Where is it? Why isn't it
naturally recycling?
Anyways. Yeah. People seem to think it's funny, but I really do think the unnatural trapping of water is hugely detrimental to the natural water cycle
of the ecosystem. (Not even to mention weather modification!)