Almost every day, we read about the newest technologies for solar, wind turbines,
phones, cars................
but clean, drinkable water is our most pressing need.
Without water, the world's economies collapse.
Question being; why aren't our many gifted brainiacs in the tech world working
on delivering a cheaper solution to desalting our ocean water into drinkable water?
Surely, there's a cheaper way than spending billions?
It's time has come (maybe already passed) because of minute snow packs and droughts.
(From an older article)
http://www.sfgate.co...ght-5239096.php
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Clean, drinkable water.
Started by Shortpoet-GTD, Mar 19 2015 05:16 AM
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#1
Posted 19 March 2015 - 05:16 AM
#2
Posted 19 March 2015 - 08:08 PM
Shortpoet-GTD, on 19 March 2015 - 05:16 AM, said:
.....but clean, drinkable water is our most pressing need.
........delivering a cheaper solution to desalting our ocean water into drinkable water?
Surely, there's a cheaper way than spending billions?
........delivering a cheaper solution to desalting our ocean water into drinkable water?
Surely, there's a cheaper way than spending billions?
#3
Posted 20 March 2015 - 04:10 AM
California's water board has within the last few days (March 2015) instituted a few (measly, mini, minute)
restrictions on water use.
One person said-
“This is small potatoes in terms of water conservation.”
(10% isn't much-it should be much higher; like 50-60%. But they don't want to anger their constituents.)
http://www.sfgate.co...ing-6139559.php
More states in the west must do the their part too; especially Las Vegas.
restrictions on water use.
One person said-
“This is small potatoes in terms of water conservation.”
(10% isn't much-it should be much higher; like 50-60%. But they don't want to anger their constituents.)
http://www.sfgate.co...ing-6139559.php
More states in the west must do the their part too; especially Las Vegas.
#4
Posted 05 November 2016 - 10:22 AM
The initiatives taken by the authority to prevent waste of water is 100% right in my sense. Because if we waste water without taking consideration of its disadvantages ( wasting of water), we will face a serious problem in the future for water use in household and industrial use. we also know municipal street sweeping also requires huge amount of water to sweep roads and cities. This water requirement is mandatory because our environmental issues and public health is involved in this question of sweeping services.
So, we must see authority's steps positively.
So, we must see authority's steps positively.
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