What's next in the stock market

Wow! H2O as a commodity. I just replaced our deep well submersible pump recently. Should be good to go next 15 years as long as our well does not dry out. I wonder what 10 acre-feet of water, equal to roughly 3.26 million gallons would last for us???

 

This has been a thing warned of for 2 decades, some braindead municipalities are already selling a things they have no rights too, I imagine a buck a gallon situation, sponge baths smelling like a Frenchmen and disposable paper plates. (Which is already a reality in parts of Australia with $1000 water bills)

we humans must dream of doing everything possible to build our post apocalyptic future today by making ideotic decisions and policy

some things belong in a regulated public domain like utility profits

ah well can’t fix stupid and can’t keep people from living in unlivable places along with farming in unfarmable areas (or can we)

 

Meh...

Most of the Southeast gets about 2 yards of rainfall per year.

 

I was paying well over $1000 water bill when we lived in MA over 15 years ago. It was a quarterly bill and included both water and sewer but still. I don't know what they charge now, but the cost was high then due to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority bill for Boston bay clean-up. I pay no water or sewer fees other than occasional services needed for our well and septic.

 

Cisterns and private wells are illegal in many parts of the country

heck my municipality gave away rain barrels then a few years later would fine you for using them due to lost revenue

 

we're on a well and septic, and would gladly pay for municipal utilities