I do care, and the reason is that if a small country can absorb the cost, then a large nation should be able to also.
Most folks think desalinization would break the bank. Israel proves it doesn’t. That’s an important object lesson for the public to be aware of.
If Israel can do it, there’s no reason whatsoever why Los Angeles can’t.
“Most folks think desalinization would break the bank. Israel proves it doesn’t.”
Yes they did, but does Israel have” The Stealing Class “ that we have ?
Small nation/large nation, “absorb the costs?
Israel is a Middle Eastern nation with it’s own peoples and needs, and in America it would be individual states or cities deciding how many, if any, desalination plants they want.
To be so obsessed with Israel is not very persuasive in selling a water rate increase to me for instance, until the time is right.
The market seems to be making it’s own decisions on each individual plant, as it is, we already have 100s of plants either doing salt water, or brackish water, it isn’t like our states are unaware of desalination, which seems to be something that some here think.