Saturday, June 20, 2009
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- Name: Concerned Ratepayer
- Location: Australia
For many years, the 4350water blog has informed readers of plans by the Toowoomba City Council (now Toowoomba Regional Council) and the Qld government to introduce recycled water for drinking in Toowoomba. It has also looked at the issue from a State and Federal perspective and dealt with related State and Federal political issues. There continues to be a need for the Toowoomba Regional Council to be completely transparent in its dealings with the ratepayers and residents of Toowoomba. There also continues to be a need for open debate on the benefits and risks of potable reuse and long-term studies on the effects on humans of drinking recycled water. Coal seam gas water is emerging as a possible alternate water source for some uses for the region. The 4350water blog is a collective effort and thanks go to its many contributors.
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1 Comments:
We were told that they do it every-where in America so why is this such a big debate now in Tampa?
One thing the Tampa community might want to consider is that in times of drought the idea of recycling the sewage will not help because as the drought gets worse the sewage get less and less as people conserve their water output.
We were certainly told a lot of whoppers by engineers and councillors in the 2006 debate on recycling our sewage.
We were lucky that we had people who stood up and battled for the community and we got to have a vote.
Pity that this 2009 TRC has not got the courage to go out and source the water which was available to us then and still is to-day.
Note : The coal seam water is being used to water trees and not being sent into the towns.
One would have to ask why is this so because it must cost less to pump that water into us than the costly pipeline up the mountain from Wivenhoe Dam?
What politics are at play now?
10:47 AM, June 21, 2009
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