"Robert Naiman" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Doesn't this argue that the farmers are paying too little for water? Think of the water to be like a mineral resource that can be mined. The market value of the land goes down as the water is depleted. > Isn't this also an argument that the biofuel subsidy is too high, or should > take water into account? Subsidies can be counterproductive. Fracking is another process that uses lots of water. -- Ron
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