Congrats to the man from LONDON.  He hit the nail on the head..... with a jack hammer!  Man seems to be the most qualified at making mistakes and then quickly making them worst as soon as possible.  Try observational science. How does nature conserve water (and naturally clean it) ?  Apologies for using grade school examples, but must leave no doubt.  Test this yourself:  Take 3 equal bucket of water, one gallon each.  #1 pour onto a hot slab of concrete and allow to evaporate. measure the time. #2  set the next bucket in the same place but do not empty it. Measure how long it takes to evaporate.  #3 pour into a clear 10 foot tall plastic pipe 2 inches in diameter. Measure how long it takes to evaporate. As you can see our reservoir construction actually increases the evaporate rate.  By using natural formation with large overhangs it will decrease evaporation.  For any connective canals stop building the big U shaped and build a trapezoidal one instead. eg 3 feet on bottom and a one foot opening at the top.  This is the least expensive way to reduce loss and should allow sufficient time to decentralize water collection starting at residential and all buildings. Within 5 years the onsite biodigesters and biogenerators currently being used will become part of every construction project. $trillions of infrastructure costs and related health issues will be eliminated.

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Congrats to the man from LONDON.  He hit the nail on the head..... with a jack hammer!  Man seems to be the most qualified at making mistakes and then quickly making them worst as soon as possible.  Try observational science. How does nature conserve water (and naturally clean it) ?  Apologies for using grade school examples, but must leave no doubt.  Test this yourself:  Take 3 equal bucket of water, one gallon each.  #1 pour onto a hot slab of concrete and allow to evaporate. measure the time. #2  set the next bucket in the same place but do not empty it. Measure how long it takes to evaporate.  #3 pour into a clear 10 foot tall plastic pipe 2 inches in diameter. Measure how long it takes to evaporate.

As you can see our reservoir construction actually increases the evaporate rate.  By using natural formation with large overhangs it will decrease evaporation.  For any connective canals stop building the big U shaped and build a trapezoidal one instead. eg 3 feet on bottom and a one foot opening at the top.  This is the least expensive way to reduce loss and should allow sufficient time to decentralize water collection starting at residential and all buildings. Within 5 years the onsite biodigesters and biogenerators currently being used will become part of every construction project. $trillions of infrastructure costs and related health issues will be eliminated.