why aint the politicans all around the world trying to fix the drought problems we all have. desalination?

Question

if desalinization can work in third world countries it can work here. come on wake up

Answer 1

Desalination is expensive - energy is required to pressurise the water and push it through reverse osmosis membranes. So it might work, but it's costly...and while you might solve drought problems this way, by consuming energy which is probably derived from fossil fuels one could argue that you are just making the problem worse anyway.

Answer 2

leap in and out of the water and dive and fly, so can swim about there the position issues are more effective versatile and locate stuff, or come out on dry land into accepted stuff, or upward push above. ideally to get to do all of it jointly. So can comprehend how self is, how issues are, be self as is and be with issues as they are. And pass some stuff on. Then can sustainably be authentic and positive self, and do what comes certainly, particularly than pretending to follow a present formulation that seems to artwork for a lengthy time period yet seems after many years to be like pyramid promoting with the bottom falling by the wayside of the market. Or to placed it yet differently, presents in self and self in all that you're, for you and each and every thing else. And inevitably be one with the international, yet knowingly and the right way up.

Answer 3

Desalination cannot and does not work in third world countries. It takes lots of energy and is only used in oil rich desert countries like Saudi Arabia where they have more oil than water. It is more like they are turning oil into fresh water rather than sea water into fresh water.