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<blockquote data-quote="GTS225" data-source="post: 499749" data-attributes="member: 6678">Sorry, Ray.&nbsp; I have a hard time buying into this too deeply.&nbsp; I&#039;ll concede that it&#039;s true, but the other side of that arguement is California, where thier new, (not yet implemented), law is doing away with small gas engines, (mostly lawn care equipment), in favor of electrics.&nbsp; BUT......the boating industry was untouched.&nbsp; Now, a vast majority of Cali&#039;s waterways are drinking water reservoirs, or used as such.&nbsp; You&#039;d think they would have regulated that, too, if the water quality was so important, especially in California.Oh, yeah......I&#039;ve seen a local state park lake on a holiday.&nbsp; It looks sketchy, to my eye.You....ummmm.....wouldn&#039;t happen to be speaking of jet ski pilots, would you?Which, it&#039;s wrong to penalize those who do follow the rules, for the deeds of others.Roger</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GTS225, post: 499749, member: 6678"] Sorry, Ray. I have a hard time buying into this too deeply. I'll concede that it's true, but the other side of that arguement is California, where thier new, (not yet implemented), law is doing away with small gas engines, (mostly lawn care equipment), in favor of electrics. BUT......the boating industry was untouched. Now, a vast majority of Cali's waterways are drinking water reservoirs, or used as such. You'd think they would have regulated that, too, if the water quality was so important, [I]especially[/I] in California. Oh, yeah......I've seen a local state park lake on a holiday. It looks sketchy, to my eye. You....ummmm.....wouldn't happen to be speaking of jet ski pilots, would you? Which, it's wrong to penalize those who do follow the rules, for the deeds of others. Roger [/QUOTE]

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