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Water restrictions and gardens
"gardenlen" wrote in message ... you can have it rob, obviously the chemical residues in the stuff along with possible viruses is of no concern. then i suppose if it is going into a river that gets flushed maybe no worries. ours is going into our dams no flushing there just years of accumulated pollutants. to me it seems like an indictment that in this modern world any community should have to drink recycled sewerage water. our problem, at least in Hamilton, is not the availability of water but the cost of getting hold of it and disposing of it. We have a nice big river that flows right through town. Increasing city population places pressure on the existing facilites which have to be enlarged to keep pace. That costs $$. If we decreased our consumption by 20% that would save the city a mint. The quality of water in the river has actually improved in recent times I believe. rob |
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