We hauled water away from the neighbors (even though we drilled a well - we still needed a pump and a pressure tank and an electrical 400Kw Diesel Generator to pump the water). We a new milk cow, so we went through about 35 gallons of water a day just on her behalf! That didn't include drinking water for us or water for laundry, cooking, dishes and vacuuming. We used a bucket with bags (located our own shed) for just about any bathroom. Used to laundry with the wood cook stove and hung it on racks in front of the stove to dry.
Now I'm not so positive that prediction is inevitable. Fracking underground oil deposits coincided with that initial solar expansion, providing a new lease on dominance the actual fossil fuel industry. Now it's all I learn in numerous media. Jonathan Fahey with the Associated Press wrote at the beginning of May 2013 that by now, cars were needed to be running on fuel made from plant waste or algae -- or powered by hydrogen or cheap battery pack.
