Too many people --not enough water (Page 2): Of course! K**l their babies & save water. If the science of matter is true, the only water that is no longer still with us in some form is...

padremike Loc: Phenix City, Al

Kevyn wrote:

Don’t overpopulate places with little water.

Of course! K**l their babies & save water.

If the science of matter is true, the only water that is no longer still with us in some form is that which we've sent off our planet.

padremike Loc: Phenix City, Al

Sonny Magoo wrote:

1861-1862 will come again.
It will be revealing...and glorious 🙌 .
No CO2 required!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Flood_of_1862

Did someone blame man made c*****e c****e?

Rose42

pegw wrote:

Santa Barbra put in a state of the arts desalination plant just before the atmospheric rivers hit California. I guess it will pay off someday before the next California drought

Hopefully and hopefully more will prepare for the next drought

SeaLass Loc: Western Soviet Socialist Republics

Rose42 wrote:

What I don’t understand is we’ve had the ability to make ocean water to fresh water for some time. Our ships do it. People saw this coming but of course we didn’t prepare for it. That technology is far more important than technology for electric cars but there’s no push for it

We need water for life

As usual, the difficulty is the cost. Turning salt water into fresh has been possible for a long time, but it is expensive mainly because of the energy input needed. Most people can't or don't want to pay what the water would cost. It works on a small scale like ships and small populations in the mid-east, but on a large scale, the costs to build and maintain the infrastructure would be very high.

Rose42

SeaLass wrote:

As usual, the difficulty is the cost. Turning salt water into fresh has been possible for a long time, but it is expensive mainly because of the energy input needed. Most people can't or don't want to pay what the water would cost. It works on a small scale like ships and small populations in the mid-east, but on a large scale, the costs to build and maintain the infrastructure would be very high.

I understand that but like other technologies it can become more efficient and cheaper with more research.

Ronald Hatt Loc: Lansing, Mich

Coos Bay Tom wrote:

https://www.nbcnews.com/science/science-news/mexico-citys-21-million-residents-are-facing-severe-water-shortage-rcna140669

Hummmm.....Tell me again, "WHY", America, should be concerned about Mexico's shortage of water

Tell me about the corruption, & short-sightedness, of Mexican officials..Tell us about the Drug cartells, & deaths of

over 100, 000 Americans, [ Annually]...due to the F******l crisis! [ & Mexico, does not care]

why are you Soooo, concerned about these backward, Immoral, & malfunctioning invaders of this country?

I again, ask you: How many i******s have you adopted, into your own home? [ You phony scum]

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Ronald Hatt wrote:

Hummmm.....Tell me again, "WHY", America... (show quote)

why the heck do you cult people keep repeating that anyone not in favor of k*****g the refugees who have you afraid to walk the street at night, should keep some in our own houses? do you at all understand what the laws are about and what the tax money is intended for? NOT A BIT do you... keep them in our houses.. geez... the backward remarks coming from the cult only further prove the inability of any orange lover to comprehend what the world wide movement of populations is about, let alone the local situation one the US southern border..

Get some information , sort it out and post the parts that bother you rather than let it fester in your gizzard while waiting for help to echo your irritation..

GET WITH THE PROGRAM...do it correctly.

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

Ronald Hatt wrote:

Hummmm.....Tell me again, "WHY", America... (show quote)

Gosh a mighty Ronald . Mexico City is the largest city in the world . Mexico is reasonably well capable of handling the water problems of their capitol . I agree corruption is rampant in Mexico . You call me a phoney scum because I posted an article purely for interest. . You have a real problem.

sucks to be you .

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

permafrost wrote:

why the heck do you cult people keep repeating tha... (show quote)

Ronald Hatt Loc: Lansing, Mich

permafrost wrote:

why the heck do you cult people keep repeating tha... (show quote)

"Spermafrost"...has been ingesting way too many drugs, LSD & he eats ALpo!

"Worldwide Population movement"? T***slated: That would be a Social diarrhea movement? Like his "Mind"...

"Spermafrost", needs a *sulphuric acid enema! [ Post haste]...Would be advised here! [ "Or, Euthanasia?]

P.S. Our American taxpayer dollars were *NOT intended to house, feed, & provide all the amenities, they [ Illegal

Aliens]...could not get in their own country! [ This is a "fundamental", Obammy/Biden dumb-ass move]

You like them?....You fund them! [ what a totally asinine, & dead cold stupid thing to say!] Typical?

"BTW"...What the democraps, are doing "daily"...Is Unconstitutional] "Look that up"

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Ronald Hatt wrote:

"Spermafrost"...has been ingesting way t... (show quote)

In the olden days.. it was required that people who were unhappy with the lives they suffered had to post proof of the sorry ideas they held.. That is no longer true and you spout your opinion as if it mattered..

I would be happy to blast you wild wishes to the wind, but before I can do that, you have to post something you believe is a fact and something to back it up.. to date, you have never found a fact to back any of your wishes..

In other words , you are beyond hope and therefore of no account whatsoever.. any fool at the homeless shelter can do what you do.. prattle on about your wishes and gain the accolades of your echo by the hopeless and unhappy hangerson to your sorry and pitiful cult.

Ronald Hatt Loc: Lansing, Mich

permafrost wrote:

In the olden days.. it was required that people wh... (show quote)

perhaps, if you "Moved out of that homeless shelter", & seek the guidance, of intelligent folk, like most of us at this

venue....you might get along better with decent people? [ You never could match me, fact, for fact....you have

none of those... { go see the Wizard, for a Brain, Mr. Scarecrow!} [ P.s. do not smoke..It will "K**l You"]

[ P.S. #2....You need "spell check", Mr. "Intelligent"]

Oldsalt

Rose42 wrote:

What I don’t understand is we’ve had the ability to make ocean water to fresh water for some time. Our ships do it. People saw this coming but of course we didn’t prepare for it. That technology is far more important than technology for electric cars but there’s no push for it

We need water for life

A shore side water plant would serve two purposes. One produce electricity, and two make water. I've sailed for years and we always make our potable water at sea. That could be done up and down the coast. Mexico, California, Oregon, Washington. And up here they are always complaining about the lack of electricity and water. Let's solve the problem and quit b***hing about it.

Rose42

Oldsalt wrote:

…Let's solve the problem and quit b***hing about it.

Yes! There are a lot of brilliant people in this country - and elsewhere too. Other countries also suffer from droughts.

SeaLass Loc: Western Soviet Socialist Republics

Oldsalt wrote:

A shore side water plant would serve two purposes. One produce electricity, and two make water. I've sailed for years and we always make our potable water at sea. That could be done up and down the coast. Mexico, California, Oregon, Washington. And up here they are always complaining about the lack of electricity and water. Let's solve the problem and quit b***hing about it.

A shore side desalinization plant would CONSUME a large amount of electricity, not produce any. I'm assuming that when you say you used desalinization at sea that you were on a nuclear powered ship. You point is well taken, this is a efficient way of getting fresh water from salt solely because you are able to capture "surplus energy" (ie. heat) from the reactor as electricity that otherwise would go to waste.

According to your suggestion we should be building hundreds of nuclear power plants up and down nearly all coastlines. Some environmentalist might not be as enthusiastic about this idea as you.