ALERT
WATCH THE WATER
Is a reference to our Drimking Water
[They] are destroying our food supply and processing plants…
Next is our Water…
Civil Construction Anons…
Know how it could be Done.
Keep UR EYES OPEN…!!!
IF U DONT SEE A BACKFLOW PREVENTER…
Something is Wrong…
Could even be a FireTruck…
WWG1WGA
o7
Y don't (you) STFU
and Google it
A Construction ANON knows how it works
Especially if they are putting in
Well points
That's as much as I'm going to mansplain U
Bitch
>>761155
IDK
(You) tell me
WHERE DOES UR WATER COME FROM @ UR TAP…???
WHERE DOES UR SHIT GO WHEN U FLUSH…???
Someone built it
Someone maintained it
Someone knows how it all works together
Next time u go get some water
Think what would I do if it didn't come from my sink…???
But they keep water flow in one direction…
If I say moar I will give [them] ideas on how to do it
Sorry I can't spell it out 4 U
Go ask construction guy on a water project
Listen…
If I give (you) any Moar Info on this
It could be used… in NOT a Good Way
Construction Anons know Exactly what I am taking about
Trust me
This is a Heads up for the Ones Who KNOW whatThisis
So If (you) don't see one hooked up
THERE is a Possible Problem…
Report it to the INSPECTOR
Right Away
I have been in Civil for over 35 yrs and Know WTF I am Taking About
o7
Condensation collector system is also effective
Best is a DEEP well with Free Flow pressure
That was a MUST have when I bough New house
Then [They] did Shit likeThis
Environmental Restoration LLC (a Missouri company under EPA contract to mitigate pollutants from the closed mine), caused the release of toxic waste water into the Animas River watershed. They caused the accident by breaching a tailings dam while attempting to drain ponded water near the entrance of the mine on August 5.[3] After the spill, the Silverton Board of Trustees and the San Juan County Commission approved a joint resolution seeking Superfund money.[4]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_Gold_King_Mine_waste_water_spill
The human body needs a lot of water to function correctly, and a person may only survive a few days without it. Many other factors, such as a person’s activity levels and their environment, also play an essential role, so there is no reliable way to tell how quickly someone would die from dehydration.