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Clickbait title. > “Many of our buildings are migrating to recycled water systems which cannot support bidets,” he wrote. This is the main issue. Recycled wat
by solarmist 5y ago
Clickbait title.
> “Many of our buildings are migrating to recycled water systems which cannot support bidets,” he wrote.
This is the main issue. Recycled water is not potable so humans should not be exposed to it.
- chaostheory 5y agoNot all recycled water is classified the same, and there are plans for it to be potable in CA in the future. It makes sense since our drought is not going away, and there's not enough money to build enough desalinization plants. EDIT Since I can't reply to dead comments, it's not just agriculture that causes water shortages. Climate change is definitely at work, and most likely the main culprit.
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- ecf 5y agoI was raised on an almond orchard and I can guarantee that Central Valley farmers do not give a single damn about the water supply. For example, I visited the other week and they were actively irrigating WHEN IT WAS RAINING. They’re milking it dry and will move back to the Midwest before it becomes truly bad.
- solarmist 5y agoI understand that, but this isn't a one-time risk either. It would be an going potential health risk to thousands of employees; that doesn't seem like the place to throw caution to the wind.
- TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago> nypost.com This is just a tabloid-ified version of this article: https://www.protocol.com/workplace/google-bidet-removal https://www.protocol.com/workplace/google-bidet-removal
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- GekkePrutser 5y agoEven flushing the toilet could be harmful if it contains legionnaire bacteria, they aerosolise well especially in hotter climates.