LMNR
Limoneira Co
stock NASDAQ

> But why I mentioned water is from the experiences in countries overseas where they are building the data centres, people have already run out of water so it’s almost equivalent to having the water rights of that area without actually having it
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There are a number of agricultural names where people have made cases for their water rights, but the stocks have never done anything. LMNR is an example of this - not ag, but CDZI is another water rights play that has occasionally been talked about but never really gone anywhere much.
Services IMHO are something that works today, has worked and will probably continue to work if water becomes more of an issue, given rising need for efficent useage. In terms of data centers, WTS offers this: https://www.watts.com/raincycle among other products. So WTS, XYL, VLTO, ECL and others would be some of the options.
"Rare metals"
In terms of something like Copper, Sprott has their Copper Miners (COPP) etf. I do think if you get more into specific resource names, it does require looking in other countries - Canada, Australia, etc.

> But why I mentioned water is from the experiences in countries overseas where they are building the data centres, people have already run out of water so it’s almost equivalent to having the water rights of that area without actually having it
>
>
There are a number of agricultural names where people have made cases for their water rights, but the stocks have never done anything. LMNR is an example of this - not ag, but CDZI is another water rights play that has occasionally been talked about but never really gone anywhere much.
Services IMHO are something that works today, has worked and will probably continue to work if water becomes more of an issue, given rising need for efficent useage. In terms of data centers, WTS offers this: https://www.watts.com/raincycle among other products. So WTS, XYL, VLTO, ECL and others would be some of the options.
"Rare metals"
In terms of something like Copper, Sprott has their Copper Miners (COPP) etf. I do think if you get more into specific resource names, it does require looking in other countries - Canada, Australia, etc.