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I totally agree, that is the way to do it. However, we must realize that, specially in California, its actually agriculture that uses most water. Standford uni
by nickik 6y ago
I totally agree, that is the way to do it.
However, we must realize that, specially in California, its actually agriculture that uses most water. Standford university turning of their fountains and other 'publicity' stunts will not fix anything.
You need to fix the pricing in the broader water market, change the intensives for California farmers so they plant things that require less water, or have more intensive to limit water consumption.
- Scoundreller 6y agoRight. It also depends on geography. Sometimes water is easy, but sewerage capacity is the limit, so gray water reuse makes sense to encourage where possible. Water is measured, but sewage discharge isn’t. I’d like holding tanks for gray water re-use for toilets. Apparently still gray water becomes septic after a day, but if it’s your toilet, shouldn’t you assume the water in there is septic anyway??