A Water Tech Breakthrough in California?

So they are just now figuring out that water can be used more than once?

Reduce,reuse,recycle and harvest from fog,rain,clouds even desalination.

More Vegans. The amount of water it takes to grow livestock is huge compared to just eating the veges. I myself have become a Vegan and i find my health to be improved.

( A Vegan in Texas=a square peg in a round hole)

Which need more water to grow veg to get 1000cal or fish/meat for 1000cal?.

Last time i looked it was around 10/1. Root Cause is there are too many people for the water supply. Either have less people or more water.

Follow the money.

Water's always been mostly free, and plentiful.

6 Billion gallons a day is leaked out of our water infrastructure.

As Infrastructure Crumbles, Trillions Of Gallons Of Water Lost

Lagunitas! I'm glad they're being environmentally pro-active. And their beer is really really good!

Orange County, CA uses a waste water refining system, which creates super clean water from sewage - yes, sewage. They call it toilet to tap and it's suppose to be good water. Filtered, then sent through RO and finally UV radiated to kill any bacteria - I wonder how the bacteria got past the RO? Anyway, it's here in So Cal. http://www.ocregister.com/articles/water-652143-county-orange.html

Cape Coral, Florida built a $700million+ plant at the height of the construction boom in 2007, then got hit with the bill when thousands of homes went back to the bank in the crash and people left town.

Nice plant tho!