The Race to Save the Panama Canal

[BOP]

Every time someone starts bleating about climate change being the root cause of everything, I automatically roll my eyes. No wonder I suffer from constant eye strain.

Still, the problem with the Panama Canal running out of water is very real and is a serious problem. It's highly unlikely that climate change in the way the nutters all use it - a massive, ubiquitous problem that can only be solved be taking all our money, killing most of us off, jamming the rest of us into tiny little cubes in so-called 15 minute cities to effectively be work slaves for the multinational corporations and elites.

 

[RoseRed]

My uncle just went through a couple of days ago. He didn't mention any problems.

 

[herb749]

Climate change or change in weather patterns. We've been getting a lot of rain lately.

 

[Gilligan]

My uncle just went through a couple of days ago. He didn't mention any problems.

I subscribe to GCaptain and they've been reporting on the problem with inadequate water and crossing delays for a while now.

In an odd sort of coincidence (or is it....needa ask PJay) the two most important man-made waterways in the world, the Panama and Suez canals, are simultaneously experiencing backups or significantly reduced traffic. Somebody gonna pay for that.

 

[Kyle]

I subscribe to GCaptain and they've been reporting on the problem with inadequate water and crossing delays for a while now.

Emergency Proceedures.

Line up all the migrant convoys headed to Texas to stop and pee in the canal.