Not if the law is designed to support privatization elsewhere in the watershed.
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Are you talking about the us? There’s definitely issues with PE taking over municipal systems in certain areas and public mismanagement of poor / rural resulting in lack of access to clean water though the rain bit is a tangent as far as I know
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Yeah Lost Hill, CA... just saw/RTed some Flint-like stuff from
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Most rainwater collection penalties are for large scale interference with publicly regulated streams. Ask me about Oregon water law!
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I thought the whole point of UBI was that it allows for the privatization of everything. That instead of distributing food, water, medicine, jobs and so on, you just distribute money and let people buy what they need.
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UBI people forget Stone Age tribes had a <20hr work week, 10k yrs ago. Our drama prone minds invent work/problems to fill any space.
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You’re thinking of Colorado, where I live. Every drop of rain that falls is already owned by someone with senior water rights downstream. Been that way since 19th cent. Recent law passed allows homeowners to use rain barrels. Until then rain barrels were illegal. Nothing new.
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Still illegal in certain cities in Utah which is sad considering how little water we get here.
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