>not living near these
When the mass droughts begin and water shortages get worse in 50 years, real estate prices in these areas will be so high it will be too late for you
What are some other areas with high amounts of freshwater that will be valuable in 50 years?
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>real estate prices mattering at a time when billions are gradually dying of starvation/thirst
oh my sweet summer child the only thing that will matter is how much access you have to guns and ammunition
>own a house and two condos right outside shitcongo
>if the droughts start i'll have to protect them from massive ongoing chimpouts
Are you going to go down there every morning and haul water back to your house for treatment? Because unless we can clean and distribute the lakewater fast enough living near them wont matter. Moreover, private water companies own the lakes and distribution networks. Its not as simple as moving close to a lake.
>live in Wisconsin already
Feels good man
>walk down to the beach
>grab some water
???
>Are you going to go down there every morning and haul water back to your house for treatment?
Why is this unfeasible?
>put water tank in vehicle
>fill it with lake water
>go home
>run it through filter
>distill
>add a pinch of salt to remineralize it
>walk down beach
>steal water
>get picked up by patrol from the Lakeland Empire
>sent to work in the Iron mines of the UP
Canada
Not how water works. You're sure to be ingesting tons of extra shit unless you have a proper treatment filter. But I recognize its not unfeasable