ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月3日 22時14分

The water that gurgles from a spring on the edge of this Northern California logging town is so pristine that for more than a century it has been piped directly to the wooden homes spread across hills and gullies. To the residents of Weed, which sits in the foothills of Mount Shasta — a snow-capped dormant volcano, photographed here by @jimwilson125 — the spring water is a blessing during a time of #drought. But to the lumber company that owns the land where the spring is, the water is a business opportunity. For the past 50 years, the company, Roseburg Forest Products, an Oregon-based company, charged the city $1 a year for use of water from the Beaughan Spring. As of July, it began charging $97,500 annually. Now, Roseburg is demanding that the city get its water elsewhere.

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