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Energy and Water, Part 5 of 6 Sustainable Development

Cities and developers across the globe recognize that they can increase asset value and attract business/people through sustainable development. Sustainable development includes improving esthetic...  
 
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angelicsnoww (6 months ago) Show Hide
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wow
CypherSystem (8 months ago) Show Hide
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they are smaller facilitys producing for smaller areas, it said in the video that there would be more of them dispersed about.

This is good, it means power facilitys are easier to build when needed, less distance for facilities to have to cover, and a better protection from blackout/brownout

I like the ideas about using waste for methane production and hydrogen production and then solidifying and turning the remaining solid waste into a hardened composite.
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A wonderful, ambitious attempt to solve our energy and water needs combined into one facility. It is not impossible. The size of the building and its energy/water capacity obviously has to respond to the size of the demand of the city. It did say that it will incorporate other external renewable energy sources I think it is the way to go.
dhilson (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Jicarilla07 - what is the alternative?
CypherSystem (8 months ago) Show Hide
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I'm not sure I've heard any productive responses from him?

Probably just a troll
Jicarilla07 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Speaking of pipes and water salt water is very corrosive which the maintenance would be very extensive... and it would produce more salt than would be needed after a while they would pile up what then? How would people get needed minerals that water provides as bottled water does now it would lead to demineralization of everyone. This is full of lies and fuzzy science
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Without conceptual thinking we're going to run ourselves into the ground with our current state of living practice. This is just groundwork to be further developed, not lies and fuzziness. Somone has to have the balls to think and dream in this world.
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Oh I agree that conceptual thinking is an imperative as I also agree that cleaner forms of energy are important. You and I both understand that this is not practical at this point and it is for sure nearly pure concept but it has been packaged as an ideal and desired way of life. When coupled with the UN directives with regard to Codexaumintarius and Sustainable development this is pure propaganda aimed at selling the idea that we must live on top of one another in order to save ourselves/world
sotacor (10 months ago) Show Hide
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wireless power transmission ... what a waste of energy
Jicarilla07 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Your right about the only thing that it's good for is a nice continual radiation of microwave... cancer anyone??

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