Inside Story - Running out of water - 18 March 09 - Part 2

[lordthorpez]

We have this thing in my town, Dayton, OH, called H2Open for Business. It's basically a group that says, "Come run your business here! We have a lot of water!" This sort of mentality angers and disappoints me. These are the people I have to work with. The NWO of "Fear! Fear! Fear!" fear should also be summed up with "Shut up!"

[chizzy555]

having 10 kids in the desert when you can feed even yourself is moronic.. ya kno?

[chizzy555]

feed 1 african, and he will turn into 10, then youll have 10 starving africans instead of 1, their like pigeons.. just let them starve down to a number their environment can handle, they dont wanna move to better land then thats their fault, they dont wanna evolve and learn ways to live in those conditions thats their fault, sure negros are primitive, but they can do better, stop the lust for war and foolish reproduction start trying to live peacefully and prosperously

[MattsonGriffiths]

1) SO racist. wow.

2) The lust for war and foolish reproduction can easily be seen worldwide. Take a peek into the United States and the 'lust for war' is so apparent you could scrape it off the flag.

I don't know if you're being ignorant or just trolling. Either way, get YOUR shit straight and talk to me about those 'primitive' people.

[chizzy555]

if africans and other primative nations would stop the war, and be less content with being primitive they would evolve, and solve the problem themselves like adults should do, or atleast contribute to the global answer, fuck africa and other primitive nations, their adults, they had the same opportunities as us, not our fault they fail, too bad.

[edithhughes]

the world is 'crowded' by men who need sex but won't cover up. And who waste lives through early death 'over there'.

Social engineering - especially birth control - has no meaning until men recover from their love of war and force to solve problems. We need to conserve, not to waste people.

'Crowded' is code word for 'let die'.

[chizzy555]

yupp, send food to africa and they will just populate more and itll just end up in more people starving all day.. they need to get their shit straight, we got our own problems, if only these poor 50%+ would contribute to the world instead of need out handouts

[MattsonGriffiths]

check out "What are We Doing here" as it deals with the effects of international aid to Africa. We need to give them the responsibility to help themselves rather than relying on others. That being said, we have the resources and responsibility to ASSIST them when we can.

[audadvnc]

The underlying problem though is the population crisis. There are just too many people for the planet to support. Any improvements in water supply will eventually be overwhelmed by population growth. Birth control will have more long-term benefit than water management.

[Realizalize]

water plants at night

stop desertation.

catch up with 20 years old findings, WTF.

[annarboriter]

The world needs a simple desalination system that can run on solar energy and be reproducible in most countries with lots of sun, little fresh water, but surrounded by saltwater.

[crownroyal111]

From what I've heard desalination is a complicated and expensive process..

[MattsonGriffiths]

for every liter of desalinated water you produce there's also about a liter of toxins that have to be treated as well. You definitely heard right, it is very complicated and expensive which makes it herder for poorer countries to use.

[jerkinp]

Water from desalination plants taste salty and getting rid of the salt that is extracted is a problem. Too much salt dumped in one part of the ocean results in environmental damage to marine life. Desalination plants require a lot of power to run also.

[annarboriter]

If it tastes salty, then it hasn't been desalinated, has it? I agree that the salt disposal might be a problem, on the other hand, we could stop mining salt and start using that same extracted seasalt since it seems to sell at a premium.

And from what I have seen, starvation, dislocation of environmental refugees, and war are even more expensive processes. Desalination is simply distillation of seawater.