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Considering the massive drought conditions across the United States with crop failures, especially in corn and soy and farmers reporting hay fields drying up into straw, plus vegatable crops wilting in hot dry conditions, I have as of yet, come across any report, issuing an emergency plea for "water rationing" or any type of water conservation? Why is that?
In years past, even mild drought conditions brought sanctions in State and Local declarations to conserve the use of water with heavy fines for washing your car, watering lawns or filling private swimming pools, etc. Even to the point, of the local utilities issuing ads on TV and radio stations to check inside plumbing for leaks and dripping faucets. Yet, streams are drying up, lakes have receded and reserviors that supply local drinking water are exceeding low. Yet, not one word, from local or state officials in charge of over seeing this precious commodity? And I still what to know, why is that?
Is the "silence" due in part, if not the main objective, that the fracking gas well process - of just one well - takes approximently "a hundred thousand gallions per day" out of our streams and lakes alone, multiplied by hundreds of wells in a given area? While the process of fracking also contaminates the ground water in the area of each well, rendering any future consumption for human and enviromental life, null and void?
Would the declaration of "water rationing" in our current drought conditions, shut down the gas fracking process across the States and Counties affected - more than half of the US?