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If the concentration remained high all that way, it could. But the more immediate problem is that since the aquifer is like a river of underground water, and many places get water from it just down stream, many previously "safe" wells may now have dangerous levels of salt. And if salt is making it to the ground water, so are other things. So not only is salt a problem but it could be an indicator the likelyhood of other chemicals and even biological contamination.vixen101485 wrote:Dang! That is not good. Question (stupid one sort of, I'm not very informed on conservation stuff like this) If that salt water does make it's way to the Everglades, it would eventually kill off them off right?
Probably saved yourself a tummy problem. Here in San Diego there was a bit of controversy. I small strip mall that had a hair dresser salon, a taco place, and a deli, receiently "discovered" that their water supply was not hooked up to the water supply, but to the "reclaimed" water used to water the plants! And it had been that way for many years! A lot of the tenants wondered why the water always tasted funny, and they had tummy problems!!susislicker wrote:The water at the Contemporary already stinks like sulphur...A little salt and we could have deviled eggs! Ba dum bum!hahahahahahaha, it was funny!
And why is there so much durn sulphur in the water at the Contemporary? But, when we moved over to the Boardwalk area, it was just fine, no stench or taste of suphur. Interesting in that they are both on property. They MUST get their H2O from two different sources. I just remember the smell that wafted up my nostrils when I went to take a sip of water they poured from the tap at the Concourse Steakhouse... :barf: Put it down, waved the waiter over and orderd bottled water.... :)
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Ewwwwww.Hope that wasn't your favorite taco place!(or mine in Ocean Beach!)GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:Probably saved yourself a tummy problem. Here in San Diego there was a bit of controversy. I small strip mall that had a hair dresser salon, a taco place, and a deli, receiently "discovered" that their water supply was not hooked up to the water supply, but to the "reclaimed" water used to water the plants! And it had been that way for many years! A lot of the tenants wondered why the water always tasted funny, and they had tummy problems!!
No, but the Deli catered parties and such, so it makes you wonder!!!DisneyMom wrote:Ewwwwww.Hope that wasn't your favorite taco place!(or mine in Ocean Beach!)![]()
Most of the water in the Orlando area is like that. I only drink filtered and bottled water down there. My brother and his wife who live in the area never drink from the tap and instead they buy bottled water at the store.susislicker wrote:The water at the Contemporary already stinks like sulphur...A little salt and we could have deviled eggs! Ba dum bum!hahahahahahaha, it was funny!
And why is there so much durn sulphur in the water at the Contemporary? But, when we moved over to the Boardwalk area, it was just fine, no stench or taste of suphur. Interesting in that they are both on property. They MUST get their H2O from two different sources. I just remember the smell that wafted up my nostrils when I went to take a sip of water they poured from the tap at the Concourse Steakhouse... :barf: Put it down, waved the waiter over and orderd bottled water.... :)
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