The title is provocative as people's minds immediately go to some sort of dystopia where nobody can afford a water bottle because of megacorp capitalism or some

The title is provocative as people's minds immediately go to some sort of dystopia where nobody can afford a water bottle because of megacorp capitalism or something. But it's sobering to realize how much water agriculture can waste today. My cousin inherited some sort of farm license when they bought their property in the countryside. It has a well down into the water table and river access. He was saying how he could freely pump 100,000L/day if they wanted to, mainly going on about how weird it was to see how few stipulations there were in said license.