This country just gets worse every week..WTF ….
Richmond Council U-turn on £150 fine for coffee poured in drain
Burcu Yesilyurt, who poured coffee down a drain in Richmond, welcomed the cancellation of the "disproportionate" fine.www.bbc.co.uk
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'Stopped by three enforcement officers' three! Three of them!
Yet people can't get an ambulance to save their lives - literally.
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Water companies told to refund £260m to customers.
But bills are still due to rise to fund improvements to water infrastructure.
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Water companies told to refund £260m to customers.
But bills are still due to rise to fund improvements to water infrastructure.
You pollute it, we (at least in Arizona) waste it on trying to maintain a green lawn in a 'kin desert (wouldn't have it myself if not for her)...as a former Sr. Water Conservation Specialist, nothing surprises me with the f'ery that goes on; seen it all, from the public to corporate sectors. The amount of people that don't understand the water cycle and the fact we live in/on a planet-sized, closed terrarium and how it affects them now and their children's future is irritating.
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Brilliant!!!!!!
It is illegal to grow alfalfa in Saudi Arabia because of the amount of water it takes. They grow it in Arizona and ship it back home to feed their livestock. Someone, somewhere is getting a backhander for this.
Sorry, I don’t know any jokes about alfalfa.
In drought-stricken Arizona, fresh scrutiny of Saudi Arabia-owned farm's water use
In Arizona, worsening drought has brought renewed attention to a farm owned by a Saudi Arabian company and whether the state should be doing more to protect its groundwater resources.
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HalfTimeSayers
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It is illegal to grow alfalfa in Saudi Arabia because of the amount of water it takes. They grow it in Arizona and ship it back home to feed their livestock. Someone, somewhere is getting a backhander for this.
Sorry, I don’t know any jokes about alfalfa.
In drought-stricken Arizona, fresh scrutiny of Saudi Arabia-owned farm's water use
In Arizona, worsening drought has brought renewed attention to a farm owned by a Saudi Arabian company and whether the state should be doing more to protect its groundwater resources.
Don't get me started on how California screws the other Western states like us, Utah, New Mexico and Nevada by clinging, like a petulant child, to 100+ year-old water rights share agreements for the Colorado river, to feed their wineries and other high use crops. All the while, their residents' houses go up in flames and some towns have had to ship in water (extremely $$$$) by tanker...karma. But hey, Napa Valley maaaaaan. Going to bite them in the a$$ in the long run, they already have a long list of tenured state watershed managers that despise them.
(insert f'up here...I's can internet)
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canuckblue
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How about buckwheat?It is illegal to grow alfalfa in Saudi Arabia because of the amount of water it takes. They grow it in Arizona and ship it back home to feed their livestock. Someone, somewhere is getting a backhander for this.
Sorry, I don’t know any jokes about alfalfa.
In drought-stricken Arizona, fresh scrutiny of Saudi Arabia-owned farm's water use
In Arizona, worsening drought has brought renewed attention to a farm owned by a Saudi Arabian company and whether the state should be doing more to protect its groundwater resources.
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Bluebonic
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It is my latest ear worm
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