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Dunn emphasized that monitoring brine disposal will be essential as desalination becomes more widespread.

“It’s almost like the digital tools are a double-edged sword, in the sense that they enable a much more widespread beginning, but they don’t create the incentives for the same kind of infrastructure-building that you need to make it last over time,” Han said.

The Royal Academy of Engineering has recently called for an upgrade of the UK's sewage system and more widespread testing of the country's waterways.

And that was just X, which has easier metrics to track; the conspiracy theories may have been more widespread on other social media platforms.

But however menacing, these were still just protests, and if Taylor was right about an approaching era of violence — something more widespread and systemic than the lone-wolf terrorism of a wayward man like Crusius — it was still unclear what the actual danger looked like.