Wall Street Journal Article examines water shortage issues

An article in the Wall Street Journal online takes a look at two studies of city water shortages.  This article, entitled "The Ten Biggest American Cities That Are Running Out of Water," discusses how and why major cities are facing serious water problems.  Based on analysis by CERES and by the NRDC, the articles suggests that the ten cities with the biggest problems, from the tenth worst to the worst, are (10) Orlando, FL; (9) Atlanta; (8) Tucson; (7) Las Vegas; (6) Fort Worth; (5) San Francisco; (4) Phoenix; (3) Houston; and (1) Los Angeles.  One thing that pops out from the analysis is the obvious conclusion that it's probably not a good idea to build a big city in a desert. 

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[plumbing]

We should all be focusing on environmental issues such as water shortage. This growing problem should be take in to consideration immediately because it requires most attention and importance.

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