Gov. Brown orders California to become a water police state as region begins reverting to uninhabitable desert (solution, how much)
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And yet my San Diego 80 foot deep well still pops out 360 gal/min. I have not bothered to test the other 3 each tapping into a completely different aquifer. I am getting ready to build a 12 foot high electric fence around it. What's really cool is that the main well has 2 bores and the older still has an 80 foot high fully functioning 1900's era windmill tied to it. Maybe in a few years I can start selling water and pay off the mortgage faster.
'Will California soon fill its prisons with "water criminals?" If a cop drives by a yard where two people are standing around, and one of them is smoking a joint while the other is watering his yard, guess which one will be arrested?
Whether or not it's private, it costs money to build desal and run the plant.
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