Water! Water! Everywhere and Not a Drop To Drink!

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Water! Water! Everywhere and Not a Drop To Drink!

An SI Board Since March 1999

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Emcee: Arthur Radley	Type: Unmoderated

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11	It is my understanding that water used by the microchip makers has to be of unb	Arthur Radley	-	3/19/1999
10	I began my research into the potable water/industrial water area back in 1991.	Eggolas Moria	-	3/19/1999
9	Bryce, You are correct about the riparian rights issue out west. I remember fro	Arthur Radley	-	3/19/1999
8	Monitoring drought sensitive regions for 1998/1999 cdc.noaa.gov Note--there a	Mike McFarland	-	3/19/1999
7	Elmer; Care to voice an opinion from an "experts" point of view on t	Steve Lokness	-	3/19/1999
6	TD - I believe out west they buy and sell water rights "riparian rights&qu	Bryce Elkins	-	3/19/1999
5	Water and who controls the water has had major impacts in our recorded history.	Arthur Radley	-	3/19/1999
4	You are right there - Water is essential and comes dear when it is in short sup	Elmer Rauckman	-	3/19/1999
3	TexasDude, I think you've started an excellent thread. Water could become a	Chris Forte	-	3/19/1999
2	Elmer, There are so many implications to this water issue that go beyond just t	Arthur Radley	-	3/19/1999
1	Dude - What a good idea. These are all potentially profitable, I was only work	Elmer Rauckman	-	3/19/1999

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