Lived in small town W PA. Half filled a glass with tap water and set it out to evaporate. You would not believe the scum that clung to the glass. Called water authority, they called me crazy and hung up on me.
The secret is to create a water shortage by draining your reservoirs and building infrastructure that flushes rainwater immediately out to sea. At that point you can claim there is a water shortage and literally use toilet water for drinking.
California was noted for extremely strict regs for sewer plants-I once took care of an aging sewer plant and it was a bearcat keeping the discharge into the ground through a leech bed within specs... Today? Not so sure due to the failing economy in California.
Right!? The whole water shortage thing is such bs and looks totally contrived. Practical solutions are out there. The swamp creatures just don't want those solutions. Too easy, too beneficial for the people.
The Saudi’s have been desalinating seawater since the 1950’s. I remember a 60 Minutes episode decades ago with the original team doing a segment on the Saudi desalination program as a round about way to criticize California. In hindsight I’m guessing the Governor must have been a Republican at the time.
Perhaps a more sensible alternative would be to keep the fresh water that they currently send straight back into the sea for the delta smelt fish for drinking and give their newly processed water to the fish?
Well they have been poisoning us with the food for decades, and they are now in a terrible hurry to complete the job so destroying the water makes perfect sense to them.
Ok I get your drift. But, do we trust these mofos? I have no doubt there's ways to clean the most toxic environments.... mushrooms ( fungus) for instance can clear very toxic soil. But, this....I don't know. Seems we could do better than this.....toilet to tap, lol.
Sewage reuse schemes are widespread particularly in larger cities. Class C which is filtered then disinfected with chlorine then UV sterilised is often used on golf courses and gardens; class A uses reverse osmosis and is drinkable, but is expensive and used in desert areas. But not all metals and organic molecules are removed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reclaimed_water
Lived in small town W PA. Half filled a glass with tap water and set it out to evaporate. You would not believe the scum that clung to the glass. Called water authority, they called me crazy and hung up on me.
Filtered water baby, the only way to go.
The secret is to create a water shortage by draining your reservoirs and building infrastructure that flushes rainwater immediately out to sea. At that point you can claim there is a water shortage and literally use toilet water for drinking.
These people are pure evil.
That is sick.
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Show me Gavin filling glasses right at the plant and drinking a few.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 nancy piglosi right beside him.
California was noted for extremely strict regs for sewer plants-I once took care of an aging sewer plant and it was a bearcat keeping the discharge into the ground through a leech bed within specs... Today? Not so sure due to the failing economy in California.
Nature already does this.
California should have invested in desalination plants decades ago.
Right!? The whole water shortage thing is such bs and looks totally contrived. Practical solutions are out there. The swamp creatures just don't want those solutions. Too easy, too beneficial for the people.
They always use the excuse of “the technology isn’t there” but big cruise ships have giant desalination plants on board.
The Saudi’s have been desalinating seawater since the 1950’s. I remember a 60 Minutes episode decades ago with the original team doing a segment on the Saudi desalination program as a round about way to criticize California. In hindsight I’m guessing the Governor must have been a Republican at the time.
Radical protocol. Ayurvedic medicine.
Should be labeled Shit Post? 😀
I wish!! Would make my day 😅
Perhaps a more sensible alternative would be to keep the fresh water that they currently send straight back into the sea for the delta smelt fish for drinking and give their newly processed water to the fish?
Ummm....hummmm...well that would be too practical, too beneficial for the people.
Well they have been poisoning us with the food for decades, and they are now in a terrible hurry to complete the job so destroying the water makes perfect sense to them.
Opponents call it "toilet to tap" ewwww....any thoughts?
They are already doing it in some places
Ok I get your drift. But, do we trust these mofos? I have no doubt there's ways to clean the most toxic environments.... mushrooms ( fungus) for instance can clear very toxic soil. But, this....I don't know. Seems we could do better than this.....toilet to tap, lol.
Sewage reuse schemes are widespread particularly in larger cities. Class C which is filtered then disinfected with chlorine then UV sterilised is often used on golf courses and gardens; class A uses reverse osmosis and is drinkable, but is expensive and used in desert areas. But not all metals and organic molecules are removed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reclaimed_water
NASA has had waste to water recycling for ages. Where do you think the international space station gets its water?