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by leandrod
2863 days ago
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Sensationalism all the way. At least one of the rivers has seen it already in 1 976 (quite recently as far as Geology and Topography go) and several other rivers in several parts of the world do the same or similar things. Worst case scenario, the water permanently goes elsewhere, either to an aquifer or to another river or lake. People adapt. End of history. |
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So, you are saying this is an Armageddon level event?