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It’s more than that. There is a finite and shrinking supply of water. The water district has every right, and IMO an obligation to protect supply to existing
by lokar 1y ago
It’s more than that. There is a finite and shrinking supply of water. The water district has every right, and IMO an obligation to protect supply to existing users. They do this by limiting availability to others.
These people should not be living off the grid without securing water rights. This has been the system in the west since before statehood.
- jimnotgym 1y agoI don't read a lot of post-apocalyptic fiction, but I have seen that plot more than once.