California Has Enough Water
by Dorothy Green & Jamie Simons, LA Times, USA - The trick is to conserve the valuable state resource, make wise decisions about how to use it and cut waste.
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Comments (1)
Great article---wonderful conservation and reclamation suggestions that should be very doable. I am sure there are many other counties along the California coast that are sending waste water into the ocean instead of reusing it. And, certainly, agribusiness should be able to cut its use by 10%. California voters---get this message to your local politicians.
Posted by Elisa | October 25, 2007 5:04 PM