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Available and affordable potable water is the life's blood of modern urban development and therefore of growth and progress. Each of California's 36 million plus residents needs a minimum of two gallons for personal survival. Agriculture and other uses are dependent on this simple but natural product. The vast oceans are available to California however the costs of converting this commodity to a useable form remain prohibitive. The western or Pacific watershed is immense but it remains insufficient for the population to squander it on lawns and waterslides. No water can only lead to zero growth and a failing economy.
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∙ 11y agoWe need water in California because we need it for the crops to grow for food. it is also for bathing and drinking.
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∙ 11y agoThe main uses are to water your grass, brush teeth, umm.. anything that u do. maybe take a shower.. something like that.
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