03-11-2008, 11:08 PM
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[cool][#0000ff]Excellent point. That was one of the comments made on the news blurb I watched last night. Along most of the Wasatch Front we drink mostly "unused" water. Those who depend upon shallow groundwater wells or are at the end of long rivers are more likely to "enjoy" the leavings of those who ingest and flush.[/#0000ff] [/reply]
I read a story the other day... if I can remember where I'll post it, anyway they said that in the south, some citys use water that has previously been "used" as much as 14 times by cities up stream.
What a yucky thought LOL!
-DallanC
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[cool][#0000ff]Excellent point. That was one of the comments made on the news blurb I watched last night. Along most of the Wasatch Front we drink mostly "unused" water. Those who depend upon shallow groundwater wells or are at the end of long rivers are more likely to "enjoy" the leavings of those who ingest and flush.[/#0000ff] [/reply]
I read a story the other day... if I can remember where I'll post it, anyway they said that in the south, some citys use water that has previously been "used" as much as 14 times by cities up stream.
What a yucky thought LOL!
-DallanC
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