[BipolarBob]

I wonder if Californians wouldn’t benefit from reading FR articles like this.

[Jeff Chandler]

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[TexasFreeper2009]

If the people running California had half a brain they would be building these instead of that silly high speed rail system.

[DoughtyOne]

Absolutely.  I believe this is Southern California's future.  The sooner the better.

I also believe there is need for this nationwide.  Fresh water is in high demand nationwide.  As the population grows, alternative sources such as this will help releave presures in our interior, as coastal demands are met with desalinization.

California can be used as a good example.  The California Water Aquaduct brings water down from Northern California to Southern California.  The transfers of water leave Northern California lakes below their normal levels.  If Southern California would man up and develop the full potential of desalinization, Northern California would be a lot better positioned as well.  Pressures on the Colorado River would also be abated.


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[Grampa Dave]

“I wonder if Californians wouldn’t benefit from reading FR articles like this.”

Nope! The rat bastards, who live in LA and Follywood control the state’s water via the legislature and Moonbeam. They get the water cheaper than we do up north where the water comes from. So there is no reason for them to build desalination plants.

It is funny how the enviro Nazis never try to shut down the water going from N. California to S. California.

We are still living the theme of Chinatown.

[MaxMax]

No, they would find an endangered oceanic microbe on the other side of the planet to protect.

[Tucker39]

I had the same idea. If California took care of its water needs from the Pacific, that would free up the enormous amounts they get from neighboring states which could go for irrigation, etc. inland.

Then I thought about the hoops they’d have to jump through to get the permits to build a desalination plant, and hopes grew dim.

[onedoug]

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