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BP what was this guy smoking? Water that evaporates into the ski turns into rain. It don't really care if it's gets to the ocean or happens in your private pond. I read an article back in 2001 that municipal water agencies were pushing to get laws passed that would stop and or limit construction of all private ponds and lakes. The large cities say that we are reducing the amount of runoff in the watersheds that feed the larger reservoirs that the cities get there water from. Another words we are stealing there water. It�s the same old story who owns the water in this here valley? Yes private ponds cause more evaporation and more water is lost under ground to the water table. I believe this to be the real issue behind all this. I think this makes more sense than what the Core told your buddy.
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