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A podcast and written information on a rain water catchment for home use.

 
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http://oneradionetwork.com/latest/rain-water-catchement-101-article/
This guy is a 2nd generation water guy.

This is what I was thinking at the time I typed this, it could change with better facts.

 
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Thank you for the link it was very informative. In my own research I read that some states consider rain water state property. In the city I live in they care more about esthetics than conservation which is truly sad.
 
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