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This is the irony of water shortages. They're not a function of how much water is available. They're a function of how much money people are willing to spend on
by Asbostos 11y ago
This is the irony of water shortages. They're not a function of how much water is available. They're a function of how much money people are willing to spend on it. Water, it turns out, is a renewable resource but it costs money to produce.
- dghughes 11y agoIn my area on and island of about 200 miles long by 30 miles wide it's mainly farming and also the majority ~75% of the population lives in the capital city. Too much demand for too little volume and modern conveniences of coffee shops, car washes but also golf courses.