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> In a message dated 10/20/2007 2:52:53 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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> What happens to all that water the hurricane's throw in that area?
> They
> ought to have enough water to float an ocean liner. It really
> surprises me, we
> are always in drought conditions even when it's raining. What is
> the matter with
> those people? California drains its water supplies at times to
> keep from
> over flowing? That is a surprise to me also. Don't you wonder who
> makes the
> decisions for these weird conditions? They are probably still
> watering the
> flowers on the freeways. Sylvia
Yes. If in those regions people caught their own water off of their
roofs and into a cistern (Big container, around here they come in all
different ways) and then filtered it using a UV filter everyone would
have more water than they ever dreamed of...what did people do before
the government took control of the water supplies...lived close to
ones , lakes, rivers, I guess, made wells......its easy to have your
own supply, especially easy if you are on the grid....cheaper and
more water pressure with AC pumps.
I think everyone should live with a 250 gallon water supply per
person per week for a month, then you really learn than conserving
water isn't washing your car.....or not watering your lawn....
Skye
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