Nick Palmer wrote..
I cannot see any other way that this current China [WATER} crisis can be
averted without a new abundant energy source.
Howdy Nick,
The world populace is yet to become fully aware of the vital importance of
water over energy. The WEFTEC annual meeting to be held in San
Gnorts, Vorts,
This article in the NY Times (you have to be registered but it's worth it)
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/28/world/asia/28water.html?pagewanted=1themc=th
is all about the growing water crisis in China because of their enormous
economic expansion. The general water table is
On 28/9/2007 8:13 AM, R.C.Macaulay wrote:
A tiny little reference to water in the bible ( Exodus) may point toward the
proper treatment and restoration of water for domestic and irrigation use.
Richard
...and that would be?
Harry
R.C.Macaulay wrote:
The world populace is yet to become fully aware of the vital
importance of water over energy.
Do you mean that water is a higher priority than energy? Perhaps it
is. But for nonpolluting sources of energy such as fission and solar,
energy IS water. You might say it
Re: [Vo]:Yet another crisis to comeHarry wrote..and that would be?
Start with Exodus 17:6
Jed wrote..Do you mean that water is a higher priority than energy?
Humans can live some 4-6 minutes without oxygen, some 4 plus days without water
and some 30 days plus without food. As a kid living
In reply to Jed Rothwell's message of Fri, 28 Sep 2007 14:28:38 -0400:
Hi,
[snip]
The Israelis have pioneered
subsurface irrigation which reduces consumption by about 2/3rds.
Subsurface irrigation means laying pipes etc. which can be expensive. There is a
much cheaper method, which should be
Water can with little energy (I think) be pulled from the air (big one built
in France but the figures allude me right now but a google search pulled up
this the aerial well will yield 7500 gallons of water per 900 square feet
of condensation surface), along with water recycling and efficient use
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