Water Rights

The Colorado River Isn’t Drying Up — It’s Being Murdered by a 100-Year-Old Law

Lake Mead’s record low isn’t just a drought — it’s a century-old legal compact that promised more water than the Colorado River actually delivers. The law creates a ‘use-it-or-lose-it’ trap that rewards draining the river dry. Everyone from farmers to cities is acting rationally within a system that is collectively insane. This is a crisis of law, not just climate.

The Cloud Is Stealing Your Town’s Water, and You Don’t Even Get a Vote

Data centers aren’t just technical infrastructure — they’re political actors with more leverage than your local government. Through tax incentives, regulatory loopholes, and sheer speed, tech giants are reshaping towns’ water supplies, power grids, and democratic processes without meaningful local consent. The cloud has a physical body, and it’s eating your community.