>>Ok, say Cali imports it's water from the north east or north west. Both areas are going to see increasing rainfall due to climate change, so exporting some of that is a net benefit for them, insofar as it allows them to mitigate floods by storing excess and exporting it.<<
Floodwater is not potable and not easy to purify.
Also, they won't take from places that far away. They'll take from the closest states with enough water to rob.
>>Although, the repair issues just mean that American is going to have to put on it's grown-up panties and start acting like a mature society and not the Wild-West it used to be.<<
Well ...
Floodwater is not potable and not easy to purify.
Also, they won't take from places that far away. They'll take from the closest states with enough water to rob.
>>Although, the repair issues just mean that American is going to have to put on it's grown-up panties and start acting like a mature society and not the Wild-West it used to be.<<
They can't. They literally cannot afford to maintain the massive sprawl of infrastructure they already have, let alone add more; but they only want to add more, not maintain what they have.