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Experts discuss plans to save water as dry conditions worsen across England
(www.theguardian.com)
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There's an easy way. Take all your residential and commercial customers. Export to spreadsheet. Sort by monthly usage in litres. Send the top 10% a letter saying their deliveries will be curtailed by 25% until the problems are over.
What? They're ALL commercial services? Zero residential?
What do you mean reuse bath water for plants? What's bottom line got to do with it? WTF! Emails?