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pattylou
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I admit, I don't understand the basic argumnet that we will "run out of water." I understood that fresh water falls as rain at a fairly steady pace. If I use water from the hose to water my plants, instead of "grey water," for example, there is still as much water in the global system and it will easily and quickly reenter the cycle.
Is the concern that more and more water treatment plants will be needed? That this will have a cost attached to it?
Why is there a concern that we will "run out" of water?
(I have a headache this morning from too much socializing last night and I appologize if this post is not clear.)
Is the concern that more and more water treatment plants will be needed? That this will have a cost attached to it?
Why is there a concern that we will "run out" of water?
(I have a headache this morning from too much socializing last night and I appologize if this post is not clear.)