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If the factory had simply shut down without hooking up their infrastructure, the area still would have had the exact same short term issues. The issue was argu
by Retric 2y ago
If the factory had simply shut down without hooking up their infrastructure, the area still would have had the exact same short term issues.
The issue was arguably a lack of wells in an extreme situation, not a lack of water in the aquifer.
- pstuart 2y agoAquifers are not infinite in capacity, so it's a valid point.
- Retric 2y agoAgain not what this was about. If the area can’t support the factories water use then shut down the factory permanently. Wanting to hook up to its infrastructure is all about a lack of public infrastructure. Many aquifers are over used, but that’s a long term problem and has nothing to do with a drought in a single year.