ImpishGrin

Thanks!

AFAIK, California has a tremendously complex set of arrangements and relationships when it comes to water sharing (among cities, farmers, residents, etc.). Who do you look to as a model, inspiration, or warning?

And how can California serve as a model, inspiration, or warning for others?

Thanks again!

Could you talk more about how dual plumbing and different levels of water treatment would work? (I'm unfamiliar with this idea, but it sounds very interesting) Would creating such a system require substantial new infrastructure (something we're not especially good at building, let alone maintaining, sadly)?