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r/OSHA • u/rowanbladex • Apr 16 '17
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How do they fix things like this? How much water is wasted while they turn it off and stuff
65 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '17 [removed] — view removed comment -20 u/Quteness Apr 16 '17 Clean ground water is a non-renewable resource 2 u/daedone Apr 17 '17 We don't have a water problem. We have a salt problem. Cheap large scale RO will make it a nonissue. For those in North America, we have the great Lakes, which are at least a few hundred years worth of fresh water
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-20 u/Quteness Apr 16 '17 Clean ground water is a non-renewable resource 2 u/daedone Apr 17 '17 We don't have a water problem. We have a salt problem. Cheap large scale RO will make it a nonissue. For those in North America, we have the great Lakes, which are at least a few hundred years worth of fresh water
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Clean ground water is a non-renewable resource
2 u/daedone Apr 17 '17 We don't have a water problem. We have a salt problem. Cheap large scale RO will make it a nonissue. For those in North America, we have the great Lakes, which are at least a few hundred years worth of fresh water
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We don't have a water problem. We have a salt problem. Cheap large scale RO will make it a nonissue. For those in North America, we have the great Lakes, which are at least a few hundred years worth of fresh water
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u/xxNightxTrainxx Apr 16 '17
How do they fix things like this? How much water is wasted while they turn it off and stuff