The Coming WATER WARS

Agree, takes years to build and no one wants to pay for it. Tax the more right?

Ya why build them for a billion a Peice when you can justt fight wars over it and make money off the carnage. The libtard way.

Our water bill has decreased considerably since I limited my wife to drinking jizz.

Can you build enough plants fast enough to water California? Nope. Raise taxes on the dead there? Nope. Tax the people fleeing the state? Nope.

Did anyone else explain to this guy how stupid he looks for not reading 3 paragraphs?

LOL

Cost of Iraq War (est.): $1.1 trillion
Cost to build Desalination Plant (est.): $1.8 billion
Cost to run Desalination Plant (est.): $50 million per year

And these figures are 7 years old. Probably cheaper now.

Now shut the hell up about running out of water and regurgitating the new world orders agenda

If you get anything at all out of this, these are the main points.

The Existing Population is currently unsustainable.

There are 2 types of Aquifers...

Fossil Aquifers...charged with fresh water thousands of years ago, and may require thousands of years to refill them.

Rechargeable Aquifers...relying on an adequate amount of annual rain-fall, and snow-pack to recharge them every year.

Bottom Line...These water resources are being pumped out faster than they can refill.

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Currently, over 7 billion of us are consuming about 50% more resources than Earth is producing – during any given time period. For example, in the past twelve months we have consumed the resources that it took the planet about eighteen months to produce. We are consuming our resource base.

Obviously, this 50% overshoot is not sustainable. Another crucial point to understand is this: the longer we overshoot and consume more resources than the sustainable level, the more the long-term “sustainable level” actually declines!

One illustration of this is what’s actually been happening to fresh water aquifers all around the world. Currently over half of us are in countries where aquifers are being overpumped. As “fossil” aquifers are pumped, that water is not replaced. So when that water is depleted, pumping ends since there is no more water flowing in.

Non-fossil aquifers have a “recharge rate” – the rate at which new, fresh water flows in. As long as water is pumped out at or below the recharge rate, the aquifer will continue to supply the same amount of water year after year after year. However, these rechargeable aquifers are being overpumped.

[link to www.worldpopulationbalance.org]

[link to www.rshanthini.com]

Official movie of GLP "Water-Tards"

read an article posted in glp, about two weeks ago (I know that is far beyond the "normal" attention span of modern man) that stated there is more water UNDERground than there is above it ... that hasn't been polluted


THIS IS THE WATER PLANET

if there are wars over water, it will be because man is so selfish ...


is there any where where one can not just punch a hole in the ground and get water (if it is deep enough)


I guess we will just add this to the list of stupid reason to go to war (so the Elite can sell WMDs) along with who is serving the RIGHT god, when we all know there IS ONLY ONE

Last Edited by Sunny Daze on 03/30/2015 10:29 AM

I dont think that the US controls Libya though.

Isnt it still controlled by Snackbar?

I dug a well a couple of weeks ago putting a septic tank,

I hit water at 3 feet or under anywhere I dig on my property. I think I will be fine.

All the land around me is being irrigated for growing food mostly rice in the wet season and corn in the dry season. As the population grows, the area is producing less food and more housing and using less water. hmmm. Not every place is like here. but there doesn't seem to be a problem. The rains have started about 3 weeks early this year. so all is well for the time being. thailand is wonderful. We have military control but I have never felt freer in my life. The US is not free. Most people don't realize it because they have live under the repression their whole lives. Freedom, americans don't have a clue. I can actual own land here, and pay no taxes on it. I can build a house without a permit, put in the plumbing and the electrical, no permit. lol. Land of free, america, I don't think so.

Bump for later.

yeah, they just legislated the building of homes, in my neck of the woods ... and you should see the KRAP that people who weren't required to get permits have built and call homes ... I bet half of them are double wides, set on cinderblocks... it would be a blessing if a huge tornado came by and blew them all away ... I have no idea how they keep warm in the winter, or cool in the summer, because their homes are as flimsy as a kite ... cutting corners to save a dime is gonna cost you in the long run .. one way or another ... you can make bricks out of dirt, for pete's sake, show a little concern for your family's welfare and build a home that they can be proud of ... I've seen tents that were better made than some of what these folks call their homes, the only "shelter" they offer is from the rain, you could shoot an arrow clean through them

Last Edited by Sunny Daze on 03/30/2015 11:05 AM

THIS THREAD IS ABOUT FREE WATER NOT A SHORTAGE
Why do you think Nestle bought all that water rights?

water IS free ... if you are paying for it, (other than to pump it out of the ground) you are lazy

Remember all the LEY LINES made by the lost ancient civilization, normally found on the desert? How do you think they were able to live on the desert, generation after generation? (before they were gone, probably murdered)

Go make a search what lies below each ley lines.

Desalination Plants?

Where does the Moran expect to put all the Salt and Minerals, from this extraction process?

Steam Distillation requires lots of energy (heat), which will cause more Global Climate Change, and produces highly concentrated residues that leech into the soil and gound-water.

Reverse Osmosis produces "waste-water" at something like 2 to 1 ratio?

Not free, it is owned by your local government or even now the EPA is trying to take water at the federal level.

I'm starting to believe this is true... He has made it automated, when we over populate and use up all the resourses it's time for intervention and then start it all over again.

Doubling - Growth...<<< Slide-Show >>>...

For the Moran...

[link to www.worldpopulationbalance.org]

Sorry but I don't understand your post. You say they just legislated, legislated what. Usually means they past a law, what law and what did it say. Most laws legislated are past to make laws about building houses to a certain standard. Please clarify your post.

Nice, another water thread m

Watards unit!!

Would be nice, but where do you put the brine?


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The thing is, it's not perfected yet. Or at least not in a public way.
I REALLY want to advance desalination.
I am ALMOST a certified T2 water treatment operator.
After being in the grind for a good decade, I plan on TEACHING water treatment and desalination.





Last Edited by *H2O Bro on 03/30/2015 12:26 PM

[link to www.foodandwaterwatch.org]

Out of ask the negatives, number 3 is the only one I DON'T agree with.

"3. It could exacerbate global warming.
Enormous amounts of energy are needed to force ocean water through tiny membrane filters at a high pressure. Ocean water desalination can be greater than ten times more energy intensive than other supply sources. Ocean desalination proponents, such as private corporations Poseidon Resources and American Water, plan to locate plants alongside existing coastal power plants, thus potentially spurring their emission of global warming pollution. Facilities also have the potential to induce urban sprawl, which could mean increased air pollution from car commuters."

Or you know...there's aquifers all over the world.

Brazil has a massive one.

^^^^
This.

Most Americans never heard of it.

Great Jamahiriya River, Great Manmade River. One of the world's biggest irrigation projects, bringing water from the sub Saharan aquifer to the populated Libya coastal regions.

Built without World Bank.

People built and lived in houses like that for thousands of years, prior to the invention of zoning laws and the universal building code.

It's a wonder any of us are even here, a wonder our ancestors did not just die from the crap they lived in.

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Really? Not here. Sorry.