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Las Vegas now cleans its waste water & efflent for re-cycling back into Lake Mead to get more allowances to meet growing demand for fresh water.
London UK has been doing that for decades. They used to say “every glass of water you drink has passed through ten people……hmmm.
Nevertheless, Las Vegas will run out of water in 2021, five years on.
I wonder if the slimeball who owns the casinos has better contingency plans?
http://lasvegassun.com/news/topics/water/
http://www.onearth.org/earthwire/las-vegas-development-water-shortages