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Re: Lack of water or excess of people? [Re: Donnersurvivor] #8560765
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Originally Posted by Donnersurvivor
Agree with you. Look at all the growth along the Colorado, unsustainable. Pumping aquifers out to grow subsidized row crops is nuts, encouraging growth in areas with no water is moronic.



Excellent point!


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Re: Lack of water or excess of people? [Re: KeithC] #8560772
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Originally Posted by ky_coyote_hunter
What's worse?... Pump water in a pipeline to the west, or have the west move here to the east?

Always wondered if pumping the Mississippi during spring floods would help alleviate the problems of both ends of the country.


They need to build desalination plants like they have in Israel. Israel came up with a better technology, but won't share it with us. I think our aid should have strings attached, including rights to copy the desalination designs. It would make a huge difference for the dry parts of our coasts.

Keith



I need to research this more.
On a side note, there's plenty of fresh water if we drill for it!
But it gives certain areas, a good hold on the population, and more taxes.
Fresh water, as said before, is always here, just have to learn how to get it where we need it!
Granted, that Lake Mead is failing.
It's just the way this earth operates.
As far as fresh water being used for power, ?????? Have to question the point.
Hydro dams use water, for power, but the water is still there.
Hydro dams do hurt the ecosystem as far as fish spawning in the head waters goes.
So maybe , divert enough around a large lake enough to help the spawning , but still have the dam?
Kind of like in Nigarga!


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Re: Lack of water or excess of people? [Re: Gary Benson] #8560782
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Israel has some sort of highly permeable membrane that fresh water can pass through, that salt can't. Most of the freshwater used in Israel is from salt water. The Pacific Ocean, with the right technology, has more water than we can ever use.

I have seen before that California has draconian laws on allowing higher salinity water, from desalination processes, to be released back into the ocean, even though experts say it wouldn't change the salinity enough to hurt any known species. It's likely the liberal politicians prohibiting it get paid to keep water prices high.

Keith

Re: Lack of water or excess of people? [Re: Gary Benson] #8560796
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"The human body is 60% water. Higher population means more water is walking around and not available. At some point, the amount of available water can no longer sustain the population."

Excellent point!!!
I say we start with the communists.
Instead of reducing them to soylent green for food, we just squeeze all the water out of them.
Every drop matters!

Re: Lack of water or excess of people? [Re: 52Carl] #8560802
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Originally Posted by 52Carl
"The human body is 60% water. Higher population means more water is walking around and not available. At some point, the amount of available water can no longer sustain the population."

Excellent point!!!
I say we start with the communists.
Instead of reducing them to soylent green for food, we just squeeze all the water out of them.
Every drop matters!


That's what they did to people in "Dune".

Keith

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