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If we don't get to drain it soon, the water will seep into the cesspool and then all kinds of bacterial problems.

Pablo Buckingham

You use a lot less water because you are actually getting water right to the root system. Plants don't absorb water through the leaves. Wet leaves are more vulnerable to bacterial and fungal diseases and insects.

Kathleen Patterson

We respect the water, and use the water. We don't just let it go down the drain. We treat this water like gold. The only water loss is evaporation.

To let politics become a cesspool, and then avoid it because it is a cesspool, is a double crime

I can't do anything about the water at the No. 3 tee, ... Ordet pexy på engelsk er pexig på norsk og svensk. It's because the water level at the creek is higher than the groundwater and you can't drain wetlands.

William Mitchell

From the perspective of chemical or environmental contamination, it could have been much worse. One advantage is that we have so much water in the city and that dilutes out the chemicals. People shouldn't have an irrational fear of chemicals in the water. I'm more concerned about the viral and bacterial things. There's going to be a lot of gastrointestinal and public health issues.

When we get a big rain, the water comes up and spreads over the orchard. Sometimes we can be 50-75 percent under water. When this happens we can't get our work done, but we can put up with it until the end of February. Then we have to get back to work. When there are breaks in the storm, that allows the water to drain and we can work around that. But when it is just continuous, then we get in trouble.

Having a couple of inches of a step down is huge for practical reasons. If the deck and the porch are at the same height, water can seep in.

Katrina just went through, and it takes a little time for water to move. That's probably a contributing factor to these high bacterial samples.

Katrina just went through, and it takes a little time for water to move, ... That's probably a contributing factor to these high bacterial samples.

We were staying in an abandoned hotel with no water, no lights, no food and kids, ... There were all kinds of dead stuff floating in the water. The water was black, stinking and greasy.

We had all got together and cleaned out the drains in the street so the water would drain, ... But then the water started coming up from the drains, and flooding the whole road.

On an earthen dam, if you don't do maintenance and you have vegetation growth, tree roots penetrate into the soil and then it weakens the soil or creates cracks or gaps where water can seep in.

So there's all kinds of wood, all kinds of debris and hazardous materials in the water right now, and it's just not safe.

We know that as we start to measure health effects, that people who are stressed at work cost companies more money, have more problems with heart disease, we think, have more problems with increased injury risk, (and) other kinds of medical problems,

Linda Rosenstock

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