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Subject: | Water tanks and wildlife (Victoria) |
From: | "Brian Hillman" <> |
Date: | Mon, 25 Aug 2008 14:06:52 +1000 |
Chris has gazzumped me as I begin to write so I will
just add that perhaps if the structure of charges for water were changed so
that excess water ( say in excess of 150 litres per day per occupant)
incurred a far, far greater fee, use of water tanks would become a more
viable choice. As one who has lived for nearly 4 years under water
restrictions greater than Melbourne's present situation, one learns to live
comfortably with a more judicious use of this resource. And using tanks is a
valuable learning tool; (as Chris says) a means to learn frugality and
responsibility.
- Brian |
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