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by exodust
1026 days ago
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The person you're replying to didn't mention climate change, nor did the WSJ article they linked. The article says things like: "West Maui dried up over the past 150 years as water was diverted to support an
expansion of sugar plantations and then real-estate development." And then talks about how the sugar plantations were abandoned and non-native grasses took over, real thick nasty invasive flammable grass. People said "we should do something about that grass" and they did a bit, but the only way to get rid of the grass is to dig it up, and who's gonna pay for that? |
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