FEPA Came In Today, Closing All The Reservoirs

"We're from the government and we're here to help you!" :gaah:

 

MY question is: WHO told you rainwater was undrinkable? :lolsmash:

just use the 'search' function tab on this forum with the word 'berkey'

 

There's a lot to filter out of rainwater. Even in a remote place like this (NW Montana), the levels of aluminum, barium, and other metals is pretty high. The most likely source is jet engine exhaust, coming down in rainwater. Some say it's chemtrails or stuff they're spraying, such as aluminum bits to reflect the sun's ray back into space to fight "global warming".

Whatever one's theories or beliefs, make sure you do filter the rainwater as best you can. We have, at times, boiled rainwater or snowmelt, then ran it through a coffee filter-lined strainer, then drank it or cooked with it. We still use it for laundry, dishes, and baths. We have no well, so rely primarily on rainwater or snowmelt.


A primary filter can keep leaves and other debris out of your rainwater catchment. Then use something better just for the water you plan to consume. A good filter that removes metals is probably what you want. If you have a way to distill the rainwater, that would give you water without metals or minerals.

I've heard some states have restrictions on catching and using rainwater...which boggles my mind. :gaah:

Blob...is it Berkey or Berkley? I was thinking Berkley, but now my sleepy brain thinks maybe I had it wrong...

 

it is indeed Berkey ... we So need a live chatroom for this forum

Big Berkey Water Filters, For The Love of Clean Water!

 

Thanks for clearing that up! I looked at other threads after I posted and saw it spelled both ways by a bunch of people. I was going to google it but got distracted by other interesting threads (my ADD acting up again? :dunno:

Yeah, a live chatroom would be a great place for discussing stuff and finding things out right away...:ignore:

However it's spelled, everything I've heard points to it being the cadillac of water filters.

 

I've used Katadyn products with good results as well:

Katadyn Products - Katadyn Products Inc.

 

Katadyn is a good product. I actually have had some contact their their stuff.

I just finished some pretty exhaustive searching for any articles or news stories about the situation described by the OP, and found nothing. I searched FEPA, EPA, all major and mid-sized towns in the west coast corridor (though if he's too far inland I might have missed it), by state, by 'cities with reservoirs' for their water supply, and every other possible keywords or combinations I could find. I even looked at the newspapers online for yesterday and the day before (since the OP was made yesterday).

Nothing.

I'm not saying it's not true, but I wonder if it was someone saying this "could" happen and it sounded like news? Jeez, let's hope that's all it is. Those people are screwed, financially, if it's really going to happen. And it won't stop there, it'll spread across the country.

IWUS, maybe you have a link to the newstory?

By the way, I also searched Berkey/Berkley on google and came up with not only with and without an "L" in it, but different spellings: Berkey, Berkley, Berkely, and Berkeley, and one website had it spelled two different ways just on their home page!

 

I have a Berkey...haven't used it for pond or creek water yet..but I have alum(for large sediments), coffee filters(for smaller sediment), bleach(pool shock) for backup, and can boil(as a last resort), but hate to use precious water to get precious water....

Now, our bright city built a 12 MILLION dollar court house..:scratch which I'm sure will be appreciated when the homeless use it and the old one to prevent freezing in the winters.:dunno:

 

I hear a lot of that too, State or local govt. building some new XXX million dollar place. I figure that is our Uncle offering them money to build something to make unemployment #’s not look as bad as they really are. Otherwise where would they get the money to build it if they are laying off police and firemen? Ahh… I forgot, they borrow it!

 

Well, my Ky. state representative said the money was there and if not used, would be lost..:surrender:

Now, my problem is this??:nuts:

We're a few million in debt in KY...could we not have a county-wide vote to suggestions to what that money could have been used??:gaah:

 

Would you mind giving us some info as to where this is being done? not your address but the name of the city or area?... I'm really having trouble with this one.. I hear things all the time on the news that turn out to be nothing.. I'd really like to be able to read up on this... coz it may be coming to a neighborhood near me soon..
Thanks
HB

 

The FEPA is good at spending our money and regulating our lives.

 

Location and some city name. Or i cry bull hockey. :dunno:

 

I owe ya one, dang its hard to beleive those idiot,s would do this because how are all the open lakes gona be covered. Sounds like some ones pocket did not get stuffed enough up in DC. The EPA is getting to big for it's britches, they are making a hard effort to shut down mining in this area. It's all they have here, this bunch in DC are doing this in the name of clean water, hell they haven't been any clean water here in 60 years. I mean the type you can just drink outa the main creek. Never happen to many people living to ever get that.Ya can't reason with eco freaks.