Capetown in South Africa is going to become one of the first major cities where its citizens will receive a rationed allotment of water every day. Climate Change is real and we have to come up with ways to combat it whether it is human-made, a natural phenomena or both. We can not keep our heads in the sand any longer. We need to invest in nonfossil fuel forms of energy. There is no denying fossil fuels contribute to this problem. The technology and availability of resources are there and the world is making great strides. Our leaders must not turn back. They have to push forward or there may be more Capetown's.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/2018/01/24/climate-bellwether-cape-town-almost-out-water-day-zero-looms
https://www.thenation.com/article/3-strategies-to-get-to-a-fossil-free-america/
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