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I was thinking exactly the same thing. I had to check the numbers for Finland which has abundant, cheap, and clean groundwater just about everywhere. By the to
by yason 11y ago
I was thinking exactly the same thing.
I had to check the numbers for Finland which has abundant, cheap, and clean groundwater just about everywhere. By the token of the first few Google hits the average consumption here is roughly 150 liters per person per day. It sounds somewhat realistic, based on my own usage.
I do wonder where all that water of hers goes.
- StephenConnell 11y agoLandscape or leaks. Flushing is a drop in the bucket and showering is minimal.
- ptaipale 11y agoBig leaks in her house? Landscaping your garden is part of "bare minimum" for survival?
- Zarathustra30 11y agoThere ARE some HOAs that fine home owners for lacking green lawns. There's still the option of zero-scaping (covering your yard with gravel), but that is a big up-front investment.
- ptaipale 11y ago> There ARE some HOAs that fine home owners for lacking green lawns. One would expect that in circumstances of drought, a city or state government should be able to mandate such HOA rules void.
- maxerickson 11y agoI think the article has probably misstated the usage and that the 180 gallons is for the household.