jory29
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Who needs Evian when you can have this? 
http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/bl...-begin-filling-with-water-for-world-of-color/
From the above website...
"But, soon, water will be flowing back into the lagoon as part of a carefully planned environmental effort and the centerpiece of Paradise Pier will be reflecting the lights of Mickey’s Fun Wheel and California Screamin’. The lagoon will fill at a steady pace, and should be more than halfway full in about three days.
It’s actually a really interesting environmental story, and the Disneyland Resort was recently honored with the state of California’s highest environmental award for its efforts. To drain the lagoon, we worked with the Orange County Water District to send the water through its state-of-the-art Ground Water Replenishment System instead of releasing the water to the ocean through storm drains. After an extensive purification process, the water was stored in Orange County’s underground water basin and contributed to the County’s overall water reserves. Later this month, the lagoon will be filled with clean water from the aquifer.
“World of Color” makes it’s flashy splashy debut in Spring 2010. You can check out some cool renderings and video at www.DisneysCaliforniaAdventure.com."
Kudos to Disney for making a good environmental choice.
Edited to add: Blech - my husband was just reminding me that the ducks pooped in the water. (Can I say 'pooped' on these boards?) LOL! At least when water is treated, it is treated until it's clean and safe.

http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/bl...-begin-filling-with-water-for-world-of-color/
From the above website...
"But, soon, water will be flowing back into the lagoon as part of a carefully planned environmental effort and the centerpiece of Paradise Pier will be reflecting the lights of Mickey’s Fun Wheel and California Screamin’. The lagoon will fill at a steady pace, and should be more than halfway full in about three days.
It’s actually a really interesting environmental story, and the Disneyland Resort was recently honored with the state of California’s highest environmental award for its efforts. To drain the lagoon, we worked with the Orange County Water District to send the water through its state-of-the-art Ground Water Replenishment System instead of releasing the water to the ocean through storm drains. After an extensive purification process, the water was stored in Orange County’s underground water basin and contributed to the County’s overall water reserves. Later this month, the lagoon will be filled with clean water from the aquifer.
“World of Color” makes it’s flashy splashy debut in Spring 2010. You can check out some cool renderings and video at www.DisneysCaliforniaAdventure.com."
Kudos to Disney for making a good environmental choice.

Edited to add: Blech - my husband was just reminding me that the ducks pooped in the water. (Can I say 'pooped' on these boards?) LOL! At least when water is treated, it is treated until it's clean and safe.