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Remember the drought of 02..(ME)

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Mark Eatherton1
Mark Eatherton1 Member Posts: 2,542
in THE MAIN WALL
This is a view from our front office. That's our directors Mercedes wagon...

Feast to famine.

ME

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  • Gary Fereday
    Gary Fereday Member Posts: 427
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    If you were Dave Yates

    The whole thing would be your fault (see Tain Brezzer), after all he is a plumber! bigugh!
  • Dave Yates (PAH)
    Dave Yates (PAH) Member Posts: 2,162
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    rain dance

    ME, send some of that our way. We're hovering (no, not that kind!) on the brink of water rationing here. In order to recover from this drought, we need a little over 30" of slow and steady rain. A sudden downpour might look and feel great, but is of little long term value. We're not expected to recover in the NE this year and may well take several years to return to normal if rainfall cooperates.

    Meanwhile, in the Fertile Crescent, several countries are poised at the brink of war because upstream countries are depleting the rivers before they can even reach the border of their neighbor. The allocations for drawing water are 150% greater than the rivers hold - DOH!

    Take a hard look at our own Colorado River and the allocations of five thirsty states whose straws are sucking her dry. They based the allocations on best case rainfall years - DOH!

    Over 1 billion people went without a reliable source of potable water today in our world.

    Our plumbing codes drastically need revised to accomodate gray water recycling.

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