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Who bonked up to allow this to happen?
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Communists. Literally.
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It happened after the USSR collapsed though.
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not really, it just continued to happen
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It was a process 40 years in the making to make some freaking cotton fields
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lol you freaking think that it just happened over night? It was a process decades in the making.
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Nope, the damage done during the USSR was what caused it to eventually disappear. Dilate.
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Communism bad but not for this reasonAmerica has done far worse things to the environment you pathetic twats
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I’ll take flammable rivers over vanishing lakes tbh
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should have been the mediterranean….
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Just to make it easier for Africans to get the Germany, huh Hans?
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yeah man the world needs more useless desert
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yes let’s talk 50 posts about communism bad because lake dried although that isn’t an unique case
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scrotebrain
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Name another lake, which was one of the largest in the world, which has lost 90% of it’s area.
I’ll wait.
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nooooooooo not the hecking lakerino
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>muh half dead salt lake in the middle of a desert
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The CPSU.
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It was an extensive but extremely shallow lake, that’s why it could shrink so much quickly. It was about fifty feet deep on average at its greatest extent. The Caspian sea next door is over ten times deeper; most large lakes in the world are at least several times deeper.
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the caspian sea is fairly unique in that part of it is just a recently cut-off part of the ocean, complete with ocean floor, rather just a depression in a continent that filled up with water
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Soviets being scrotebrains
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Communism bad but not for this reason
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The lake for being a filthy water hoarding kulak
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hehehehehehehheheh
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the clouds.
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This is 217th "Aral Sea" thread.
If you were aware of the history of the region, you’d know that the lake was a spill-over from the Khwarezm irrigation system that collapsed after Timur had genocided the region in 14th century. There are actual cities on its bottom.
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You literally just made that up didn’t you?
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he don’t
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>You literally just made that up didn’t you?
Well, it might’ve been 218th thread about Aral Sea.Other than that? No.
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>muh lake in the middle of desert
Maybe you should look at Amazonian rainforest, climate change, 6th mass extinction all caused by capitalism.-
"Capitalism" is a term created by metaphysician Karl Marx. Anyone who uses it is adopting the language of a cult.
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>90% of economists are cultists because they use a certain word
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>90% of economists are cultists
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just because a lot of people do something doesn’t mean that it’s a good idea.
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Karl Marx did not coin the term and made a very conscious effort to almost never use it.
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>deflecting communism problems
You Will Never Live In The Soviet Union-
its ok the next one is going to be better anyway
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He should be glad, he would be purged. It’s no different than these master race fat fucksthinking they’d be allowed to exist in a Nazi controlled world
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>b-but muh capitalism
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>The consumption of oil for energy production and trees for housing is capitalism’s fault
That’s so freaking scrotebrained. Climate change is a scam, and the "Amazonian rainforest’ is just a bunch of dumbass trees. Who cares.-
I can’t believe scrotebrains like you are on my side defending capitalism. Climate change is real (there’s no way adding 350 billion tons of greenhouse gas to the atmosphere doesn’t have some sort of impact), and capitalism is the only way that humanity can actually tackle the problem. We’ve already stopped deforestation and greatly cut world hunger through factory farming, it’s just a matter of incentives.
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Capitalism is also the only thing that can cause it.
Without it, we would still be tending the sheep outside.-
Industrial Revolution == Capitalism
Ants have industrial systems they are just so small that they can’t affect the climate
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Really bad bait.
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Industrialization would occur with or without "capitalism", just slower due to inefficiency. Capitalism may in fact limit climate change. Industrialization being inevitable, you would want technology to advance as fast as possible to the point where the solutions are easy and people are prosperous they are more willing to do so.
Good luck asking a man in poverty to stop farming and starve to death for the "climate" or Great Leader, I’m sure someone who tells everyone he scored 11 holes in one in one round of golf won’t simply make excuses for short term gain.
>there’s no way adding 350 billion tons of greenhouse gas to the atmosphere doesn’t have some sort of impact
true but your knowledge of economics is skewed by your obsession with commujism>Ants have industrial systems
that’s a huge stretch as to make the term meaningless
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It’s only a lake. The world will be markedly remade in socialism-communism as man has always shaped his environment. Europe used to be covered with trees, now there are great cities in their place. I imagine that in communism, new lakes will be made in barren regions such as the Sahara and central Australia, new land reclaimed from the sea to house many more billions of creative and fully developed human beings, and unnecessary features and obstacles will be smashed aside, like the Stalin White Sea–Baltic canal.
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Here. The most trustworthy source of all the internets /s
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerderi
>> Kerderi is a group of abandoned settlements located on the dried seafloor of what was once the Aral Sea, in Kazakhstan.[1][2] Kerderi is thought to have been inhabited around the fourteenth century, when water levels were low enough to expose dry land.[3] It is not known when Kerderi was abandoned. However, some objects from Kerderi have been carbon-dated to as late as the start of the sixteenth century[4] and historical evidence suggests that the Aral Sea began slowly refilling after 1570, when the Amu Darya river resumed its flow into the Aral.[5] Kerderi was completely flooded; at 1960 water levels, the settlement was inundated under 19 metres (62 ft) of water.[3]>> When the Soviets diverted the Amu Darya and Syr Darya after the 1960s, the Aral retreated once more, and Kerderi became accessible for the first time in modern history. The settlements were rediscovered in 2001.[6][2] They have since served as important evidence of the Aral Sea’s historic changes in depth.[7]
>> There are three distinct sites at Kerderi, which have been named Kerderi-1, Kerderi-2, and Aral Asar. The settlements are known for the ruins of two mausoleums.[8] The inhabitants of Kerderi-1 had access to fresh water from the Syr Darya, which once meandered nearby.[9] Archaeological evidence shows the inhabitants grew rice and wheat, and also raised livestock.[8] Aral Asar drew the benefits of trade as a stop on the Silk Road.[8]
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Commiefornia scrotes literally did the same thing to some lake in the valley
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Lake Tulare was only tiny fraction of the size the Aral Sea was.
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capitalism and thinking resources are infinite and the whole "not my problem" mindset.
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>capitalism and thinking resources are infinite and the whole "not my problem" mindset.
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It’s a problem for those who intend their business to be sustainable, something professional capitalists tend to care more about.
Capitalizing on trophy hunting is a perfect example of this.
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> sustainable, something professional capitalists tend to care more about.
An actual capitalist wouldn’t care about any "sustainability" that goes beyond his lifetime. Otherwise it’s all just image to idiot idealistic investors. There is nothing sustainable about investing in "green" companies.
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>There is nothing sustainable about investing in "green" companies.
Because those "green" companies tend to be woke af on wickedly deceptive ideas that are often perpetuated by terribly centralized policies?Thank mama Merkel for this one.
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absolutely, fellow woke af nuclear supporter
although those french nuclear companies are also highly centralized
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The essential premise of capitalism is that resources are not infinite, but desires are. Capitalism can solve climate change, but the response is hampered by lolbert and conservative parasites who want to ignore the problem for short-term gains.
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G*d
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They made a musical piece woke af on this.
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MUH COTTON
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>babby’s first dried lake
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That’s depressing, fuck climate change
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>Climate change
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I like how there’s a giant abandoned chemical/biological weapons lab in the middle of the Aral Desert that no one wants to clean up.
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Do locals even care? They seem to be struggling with sustaining their own lives against the temptation of suicide.
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The fishermen cared.
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Uzbekistan is like the eighth largest global supplier of cotton? Its certainly up there. They make a lot of money off of it.
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I drank the water.
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The sixth angel poured out his bowl on the great river Euphrates, and its water was dried up to prepare the way for the kings from the East.
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but it didn’t empty into the Euphrates
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No need for another post. This is it right here, the answer to everything. Go read a book before posting again, anons
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>Nooooooo you can’t just have water go somewhere else!
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People are dying from it, because Uzbekistan wants to keep its GDP up, and keep the only part of its country which could secede poor.
>https://tidsskriftet.no/en/2017/10/global-helse/vanishing-aral-sea-health-consequences-environmental-disaster
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5 year plan Comrade. Is good da?
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Cotton aka the devil’s ass cloth.
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There are plenty of way better examples of Soviet disdain for the environment than this.
otoh, dumping nuclear waster in the arctic, killing more whales than any other nation(including protected species) and letting them rot in warehouses to meet quotas.
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