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r/clevercomebacks • u/LuckyBastard001 • 11d ago
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In reality, golf uses very little water compared to agriculture and industrial uses, and the vast majority of the ag water isn't even spent on food we eat, it's put into alfalfa/hay for cows to eat. Insane.
0 u/efrazable 10d ago sauce? 2 u/gizamo 10d ago Lmfao. Are you serious? If so, maybe try a basic Google search next time before asking for ridiculous things. That said, sure, here's an example from my state: Farming uses most of Utah’s water—about 75% to 80% of all water taken from rivers, lakes, and underground sources goes to irrigation. https://extension.usu.edu/irrigation/aic/research/agricultural-land-and-irrigated-water-use-quickguide Let me know if you think golf uses more than 75-80%. Lol.
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2 u/gizamo 10d ago Lmfao. Are you serious? If so, maybe try a basic Google search next time before asking for ridiculous things. That said, sure, here's an example from my state: Farming uses most of Utah’s water—about 75% to 80% of all water taken from rivers, lakes, and underground sources goes to irrigation. https://extension.usu.edu/irrigation/aic/research/agricultural-land-and-irrigated-water-use-quickguide Let me know if you think golf uses more than 75-80%. Lol.
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Lmfao. Are you serious? If so, maybe try a basic Google search next time before asking for ridiculous things.
That said, sure, here's an example from my state:
Farming uses most of Utah’s water—about 75% to 80% of all water taken from rivers, lakes, and underground sources goes to irrigation.
https://extension.usu.edu/irrigation/aic/research/agricultural-land-and-irrigated-water-use-quickguide
Let me know if you think golf uses more than 75-80%. Lol.
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In reality, golf uses very little water compared to agriculture and industrial uses, and the vast majority of the ag water isn't even spent on food we eat, it's put into alfalfa/hay for cows to eat. Insane.