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Adapting to drought

I grew up in the era of flexible hoses and sprinklers attached to taps of endless water, but this won’t be the world my grandkids inherit. Our earth now faces wild and unpredictable weather, including many droughts.

Humans tend to adapt well, though. We will learn to recycle our house water and create “green walls” to grow our own vegetables, with no transport except from plant to plate. We might adapt our diets to fewer water-hungry plants. And we might change the way we garden,

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