County seeks water permit for golf course despite drought
Despite a worsening regional drought, Palm Beach County hopes to win permission today to take nearly 30 million gallons of water a month from South Florida’s drinking-water supply so its planned public golf course next to the Everglades can be planted and irrigated. … County seeks water permit for golf course despite drought
Well — first things first, of course!
Then, I look forward to the return of communal bathing.
This is the very definition of insanity.
I can see a protest now: when the sprinklers go off in the morning, protesters stand on greens and shower.
Don’t ruin my image by telling me golf courses don’t use sprinklers.
Oh, but they do! Huge ones. Each head releases about a gallon per second.