The final step costs hella money and you need a guaranteed customer to buy it such as a county or city. So that you know you are going to recoup the money.
Umm will it's time for farm's to be grown in hydroponics, build water collection systems on every rooftop to collect a rain water, build a desalination plants issues 80% solved
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If more farmers in California practice regenerative agriculture, those farmlands will be able to retain more moisture when the rains drop.
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Why not expand the plants to include the final purification step?
The final step costs hella money and you need a guaranteed customer to buy it such as a county or city. So that you know you are going to recoup the money.
I’d drink it lol
Same here.
Recycled and desalination, that’s how California will get out of this drought.
How you going to solve the energy problem? I'm an engineer btw.
All of Calif*'s recycled water is currently used up for landscaping, so a more purified water probably won't go anywhere but landscaping.
Yea, for a price
Well if they are so concern of waste in the water we put waste on the water we swim in ie ocean and lakes/ rivers
So y'all drinking sewage?
So are you. You just can't see the purification process
Umm will it's time for farm's to be grown in hydroponics, build water collection systems on every rooftop to collect a rain water, build a desalination plants issues 80% solved
As an East Coast guy I don't get it. I just don't get it
What's another solution?