water water water

HarveyH55 wrote:
Evaporated water, is fresh water, which eventual condenses, and produces rain. it rains over oceans as well as land. A lot of storm water gets channeled directly to the oceans, to prevent flooding in most areas. You do realize, that almost 80% of the earth surface, is covered with water, either liquid or solid. There is a lot of water underground. Oceans are incredibly deep. On a global scale, mankind doesn't really have the catastrophic influence the progressive/socialists like to believe. The fresh water 'crisis', is just a marketing tool, to sell a natural, and plentiful product, at a premium price. Bottled water, is essentially, filtered tap water, and packaged in most large cities. It's the same product, bottled in the same plants, but dozens of labels and containers of different brands are used. Consumers don't seem to realize they are paying a premium price, for the same product they get in their home's tap water. There are some areas, where water quality isn't great, and people would need to purchase a filtering device of their own, but could still save a lot of money.

Water isn't a problem at all, it's one of the most plentiful natural resources on the planet. All the 'crisis' issues are man made fantasies, to justify charging consumers large amounts of money, for something they could get for free. Drought prone areas could have corrected their problems, centuries ago, but little incentive to spend the money on solutions.

Into the Night wrote: Every drain eventually leads to the sea

Into the Night wrote:Even a dam doesn't prevent that water from returning to the sea.

James___ wrote:

HarveyH55 wrote:
Evaporated water, is fresh water, which eventual condenses, and produces rain. it rains over oceans as well as land. A lot of storm water gets channeled directly to the oceans, to prevent flooding in most areas. You do realize, that almost 80% of the earth surface, is covered with water, either liquid or solid. There is a lot of water underground. Oceans are incredibly deep. On a global scale, mankind doesn't really have the catastrophic influence the progressive/socialists like to believe. The fresh water 'crisis', is just a marketing tool, to sell a natural, and plentiful product, at a premium price. Bottled water, is essentially, filtered tap water, and packaged in most large cities. It's the same product, bottled in the same plants, but dozens of labels and containers of different brands are used. Consumers don't seem to realize they are paying a premium price, for the same product they get in their home's tap water. There are some areas, where water quality isn't great, and people would need to purchase a filtering device of their own, but could still save a lot of money.

Water isn't a problem at all, it's one of the most plentiful natural resources on the planet. All the 'crisis' issues are man made fantasies, to justify charging consumers large amounts of money, for something they could get for free. Drought prone areas could have corrected their problems, centuries ago, but little incentive to spend the money on solutions.

You're ignorant Harvey. People can only drink potable (desalinated) water. That requires a lot of energy and is about 5 times more expensive than a river.
But as you have said before, we don't need rivers, we need cheap.
You're an environmentalists worst nightmare because you'd sleep in your own shїt and call it insulation or bedding. Who knows, you might already.
If you're wondering about the ї, it's Ukranian.

IBdaMann wrote:
You saw Finding Nemo too!

keepit wrote:
Water: the problem is it is not equally distributed around the world.

keepit wrote:
Does anyone know if the water that is used for fracking could be put in a pool and just allowed to evaporate and then become good water again?

keepit wrote:
Fracking uses a huge amount of water

keepit wrote:
but if nature recycles it, i guess nature would be redistributing it to some extent.

HarveyH55 wrote:

James___ wrote:

HarveyH55 wrote:
Evaporated water, is fresh water, which eventual condenses, and produces rain. it rains over oceans as well as land. A lot of storm water gets channeled directly to the oceans, to prevent flooding in most areas. You do realize, that almost 80% of the earth surface, is covered with water, either liquid or solid. There is a lot of water underground. Oceans are incredibly deep. On a global scale, mankind doesn't really have the catastrophic influence the progressive/socialists like to believe. The fresh water 'crisis', is just a marketing tool, to sell a natural, and plentiful product, at a premium price. Bottled water, is essentially, filtered tap water, and packaged in most large cities. It's the same product, bottled in the same plants, but dozens of labels and containers of different brands are used. Consumers don't seem to realize they are paying a premium price, for the same product they get in their home's tap water. There are some areas, where water quality isn't great, and people would need to purchase a filtering device of their own, but could still save a lot of money.

Water isn't a problem at all, it's one of the most plentiful natural resources on the planet. All the 'crisis' issues are man made fantasies, to justify charging consumers large amounts of money, for something they could get for free. Drought prone areas could have corrected their problems, centuries ago, but little incentive to spend the money on solutions.

You're ignorant Harvey. People can only drink potable (desalinated) water. That requires a lot of energy and is about 5 times more expensive than a river.
But as you have said before, we don't need rivers, we need cheap.
You're an environmentalists worst nightmare because you'd sleep in your own shїt and call it insulation or bedding. Who knows, you might already.
If you're wondering about the ї, it's Ukranian.

When water evaporates, it doesn't take the salt with it. Rain water, is potable water, change your crap sack. Sure, I may be ignorant on a lot things, but I'm pretty quick to learn. I learned that most of what you type, is straight out of your crap sack, and you are probably off your meds, again. Medicare not as generous as Obama told you it would be.

keepit wrote: Still fracking seems to be a much better way of producing fuel for energy production as far as CO2 than other fuels, especially coal.

keepit wrote:
Fracking accounts for 1% of INDUSTRIAL water use. Industrial water use is somewhere in the range of 25 to 50 of total water use. Still fracking seems to be a much better way of producing fuel for energy production as far as CO2 than other fuels, especially coal.