London does NOT drink recycled sewage Mr Beattie ...
Read the Qld Coalition's press release - London does NOT drink recycled sewage Mr Beattie.
posted by Concerned Ratepayer at 6:24 AM
Friday, July 28, 2006
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4 Comments:
Depending on precise definitions and semantics, you can probably get away with “London doesn’t drink recycled water”.
However, the residents of London certainly drink water that is sourced (in part) from the treated effluent of municipal sewage treatment plants. That is undeniable.
11:55 AM, July 28, 2006
You might need to address your comments to Mr Beattie and Mr Springborg.
From the Sunshine Coast Daily:
Last night, Mr Beattie was reported to be limiting his plan to 3% of supply after a news poll showed almost 60% of people were against drinking recycled water.
What is today's story Mr Beattie?
12:07 PM, July 28, 2006
I was indeed responding to this post which refers to Mr Springborg’s press release. I was using “you” in a very generic way. It includes all of us.
12:17 PM, July 28, 2006
Understood. Was referring to the battle brewing between Springborg and Beattie where truth will probably be the first casualty on both sides!
6:37 PM, July 28, 2006
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