Rain Water Issues in USA updates & info for global awareness:
Utah, Washington and Colorado, have long outlawed individuals from collecting rainwater on their own properties because rain belongs to someone else.????
In Colorado, 2 new laws exempt certain small-scale rainwater collection systems, like the kind people might install on their homes, from collection restrictions.
Prior to the passage of these laws, Douglas County, Colorado, a study on how rainwater collection affects aquifer and groundwater supplies. The study revealed that letting people collect rainwater on their properties actually reduces demand from water facilities and improves conservation.
No study was even necessary to come to this obvious conclusion. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that using rainwater instead of tap water is a smart and useful way to conserve this valuable resource, especially in areas like the West where drought is a major concern.
I personally shower in rainwater& feel the difference.
Additionally, the study claimed 3%of Douglas County’s rainwater went into streams & that they are supposedly being robbed of this by rainwater collectors. ????The 97 % – evaporated or seeped into the ground . Therefore, the argument that collecting rainwater prevents that water from getting to where it was intended to go is odd at least and probably deceptive for profit reasons somewhere.. What if every household collected rainwater in barrels & it would have practically no effect on the amount that ends up in streams then. While folks remain uninformed , then deceiving greed -mongers will continue to deceive & chip away at God given rain freedoms too. The people are now starting to notice & some work to reverse the deceptions about the rainwater law& to exercise our inalienable Godly rights to enjoy Godly rain.
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I’ve been reading along for a while now. I just wanted to drop you a comment to say keep up the good work.
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