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California will just figure out a way to steal water from other states (and the nation of Mexico) and redirect it for their own use -- just as they've been doing for the past 100 years.
I believe that residential use of water is actually a small percentage of water usage. I actually saw in an article, and I will try to find the link and edit this that California uses more water on just its almond crop than all of residential use.
No. Texas went through a severe drought in 2011 and it didn't affect population growth. During that time it felt like it would never rain again. 2015 came and it seemed like the rain would never end. Last few weeks the drought seemed to come back again but now while I type this were under a severe thunderstorm warning. So the weather changes all the time. California will go through the same thing and population growth won't be impacted.
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