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Originally Posted by artemis
iceman, I expect them to backtrack on most of the policy manque and go forward with the export water bottlers only. There seems to be a groundswell of support for that, such as Bung the Bore. Whether that support base understands the issues is a whole other story.
Yes exactly, just pure populism. The total amount of water exported annually as drinking water from NZ, runs under a bridge on the Waikato River in 33 seconds I read today.
Last edited by iceman; 10-08-2017 at 06:46 PM.
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Originally Posted by iceman
Yes exactly, just pure populism. The total amount of water exported as drinking water from NZ, runs under a bridge on the Waikato River every 33 seconds I read today.
Every 33 seconds sounds like a lot of water. I thought it was very little volume as a percentage..
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Originally Posted by fungus pudding
Every 33 seconds sounds like a lot of water. I thought it was very little volume as a percentage..
You got me. Corrected
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Originally Posted by iceman
You got me. Corrected
Ah. That's better. I thought it sounded a bit haywire.
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Originally Posted by iceman
Yes exactly, just pure populism. The total amount of water exported annually as drinking water from NZ, runs under a bridge on the Waikato River in 33 seconds I read today.
Interesting example in the context of water, tax and money going to clean waterways. As a youngster growing up beside the Waikato you did not swim in it for its filth. Only good for the occasional eel or on a stinking hot day you would risk a paddle in a backwater eddy. That was many years ago and before "blo0dy dairy farms polluting the water!!!!"
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