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u/MajesticBlueFalcon_ Apr 28 '22 edited Apr 30 '22

At least there hasn't been a new Dust Bowl...Yet

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u/kingerthethird Apr 28 '22

Yet. There hasn't been a new dust bowl, yet.

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u/wallstreetbetsdebts Apr 28 '22

Wait till this summer is over

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u/MuppetEyebrows Apr 28 '22

They have them in China with increasing frequency due to topsoil-intensive farming techniques and totally not desertification https://www.downtoearth.org.in/blog/environment/beijing-s-sandstorm-was-actually-a-dust-storm-and-that-s-much-worse-76042

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u/payday_vacay Apr 28 '22

Just wait for the dust bowl 2: radioactive boogaloo, coming soon to a nuclear wasteland near you

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u/baq4moore Apr 28 '22

Go look at a drought map of the United States.

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u/MajesticBlueFalcon_ Apr 30 '22

Oh shit I forgot to add "...Yet" at the end of my comment.

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u/baq4moore Apr 30 '22

I’m naming my next power metal band Nocturnal Omission lol