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...in cities, towns and villages (any dense area). But in sparsely populated areas with dispersed housing, this is not such a big deal.
by wott 9y ago
...in cities, towns and villages (any dense area). But in sparsely populated areas with dispersed housing, this is not such a big deal.
- hnlmorg 9y agoYou don't think clean running water is a big deal in sparsely populated areas? I think it's probably more of a big deal there than in towns / cities because they at least had communities where utilities could be shared. If you live miles from clean water that's a good percentage of your week wasted walking to and from the nearest well / whatever with buckets.
- Raphmedia 9y ago> You don't think clean running water is a big deal in sparsely populated areas? Depends on the region. Around here for example (rural Eastern Canada), a lot of people are drawing still their water from wells on their lands.
- dagw 9y agoin sparsely populated areas with dispersed housing, this is not such a big deal. Hot water and indoor plumbing you can go without. But the lack of clean running water is a massively big deal.