Topic: Rainwater Harvesting

Washington State policy now dictates that rainwater can only be collected from rooftops of primary structures like houses or barns, rather than dedicated collection systems. The irony of strict water conservation measures in a naturally wet and "soaking" state is highlighted as a form of government overreach.

The ongoing water crisis in Southern California is contrasted with the self-sustaining rainwater collection systems used in Bermuda. Critics argue that desert cities like Los Angeles waste massive amounts of storm runoff while "stealing" high-quality drinking water from Northern California sources like the Hetch Hetchy Reservoir.