Coming Clean drinking water crisis in the 21st century.

[ReinyDays]

New ones could be.

Where you going to get your reactor cores? ... Westinghouse bankrupted out from underneath their division ... buy them from the Chinese? ... ha ha ha ha ...

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

New ones could be.

Where you going to get your reactor cores? ... Westinghouse bankrupted out from underneath their division ... buy them from the Chinese? ... ha ha ha ha ...

You're right, we could never ever figure out how to do that again.

 

[ReinyDays]

Where you going to get your reactor cores? ... Westinghouse bankrupted out from underneath their division ... buy them from the Chinese? ... ha ha ha ha ...

You're right, we could never ever figure out how to do that again.

Ah ... I forget that bankruptcy works differently in Russia ... Westinghouse knows how to build these reactor vessels ... it's just too expensive, they did so at a fairly significant loss ... to cut costs, they'd have to sacrifice safety ... that might work for you ... but that won't fly here in the United States, nor most anywhere else in the world ...

You want the government to build them at tax-payer expense? ... that's mighty progessive of you ... are you a closet liberal? ...

 

[Innocynioc]

Living out in the country on some acreage the only problem with putting in a well was the expense, about $8,000.00 years ago. The well driller drilled through 100 ft. of limestone before hitting water. After the drilling rig was removed from the hole the water rose to within forty feet of the surface. The water is cool, tasty and safe to drink. There is much peace of mind in having safe reliable drinking water available from our own source. Turning a couple of valves allows changing from county water to our well water from the taps in the house.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

I forget that bankruptcy works differently in Russia

It does? So what?

Westinghouse knows how to build these reactor vessels

Vessels? Weren't you talking about cores? Are you drinking already?

You want the government to build them at tax-payer expense?

I do? Link?

 

[evenflow1969]

As many parts of the world experience drought, and low rainfall, many fail to see the coming clean drinking water crisis. We should be investing more money into water preservation. And reverse osmosis water plants. Let us start now before the problem really becomes critical.!!

70% of the planet is covered in water.

We really don't have a problem.

Ya go drink water out the ocean dumb ****. Then we won't have listen to your moron ass any more.

All water can be made potable.

Or didn't you know that?

I can make drinking water from seawater with a lidded pot, a fire, and some copper tubing.

Yep I did know that. How many btu and how much copper tubing ya need for 8 billion people?

We could desalinate using nuclear power, if liberals weren't such whiney twats.

Still have the how many btu and how much copper tube ya need problem. How many nuke plants does this take? How much does this cost? What to do with nuclear waiste? Where does the money come from to build them? Already I pay extra for electric to subsidize Davis Besey. Mean while there is plenty of silica start using glass bottles again. Every thing tastes better out of glass. Less microplastic in our lungs. Less microplastic in fish. Kids could search ditches for glass bottle return money again. I could go to a movie or pretty much do whatever I wanted by walking ditches as a kid. Why shouldn't business and people limit pollution. Maybe take some ******* birth control also. Act ******* responsibly for a change.

Still have the how many btu and how much copper tube ya need problem

Not really.

How many nuke plants does this take?

Depends on how much water you want.

How much does this cost?

Cheaper than drinking salt water.

What to do with nuclear waiste?

Same thing we do now. Or something better.

Where does the money come from to build them?

We could spend less supporting illegal aliens.

Lol your a moron. Hillarious

 

[Blues Man]

As many parts of the world experience drought, and low rainfall, many fail to see the coming clean drinking water crisis. We should be investing more money into water preservation. And reverse osmosis water plants. Let us start now before the problem really becomes critical.!!

70% of the planet is covered in water.

We really don't have a problem.

Ya go drink water out the ocean dumb ****. Then we won't have listen to your moron ass any more.

All water can be made potable.

Or didn't you know that?

I can make drinking water from seawater with a lidded pot, a fire, and some copper tubing.

Yep I did know that. How many btu and how much copper tubing ya need for 8 billion people?

Not my problem.

But there are already large scale desalination plants in existence but i guess you didn't know that.

Like I said all water can be made potable

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Lol your a moron.

Irony.....

 

[ReinyDays]

Vessels? Weren't you talking about cores? Are you drinking already?

"If you're ignorant about modern reactor design, you could just be quiet about it."

The question stands ... who builds them? ... if you don't know, just admit it ... maybe keep quiet on subjects you're ignorant in ...

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The question stands ... who builds them? ...

If only some company other than Westinghouse had any expertise in reactor building.......

 

[Jarlaxle]

70% of the planet is covered in water.
We really don't have a problem.

The OP said "clean drinking water" ... that doesn't include ocean water ...

Desalinization is not a new thing.

 

[Jarlaxle]

Modern desalination plants produce clean water and cheap electricity as a by product.

Desalinization uses energy, it doesn't produce it.
If they're using nat gas, of course it's cheap.

The obvious source being nuclear power.

 

[Jarlaxle]

The question stands ... who builds them? ...

If only some company other than Westinghouse had any expertise in reactor building.......

It's almost like there is some general knowledge on how to make electrical generators...

 

[ReinyDays]

The question stands ... who builds them? ...

If only some company other than Westinghouse had any expertise in reactor building.......

Your lack of ability in the English language is astounding ... reactors are easy enough to build under the bleachers at about any medium sized sports arena ... like Soldier Field in Chicago for example ... with your libtard "spend spend spend" attitude, the government can easily "print up" enough money to pay for all the nuke plants you want ... and raise taxes on the Middle Class ...

All other companies don't want to go bankrupt like Westinghouse did ... I can tell you're not much of a businessman ... aqueducts are cheaper than nuclear power plants ...

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The question stands ... who builds them? ...

If only some company other than Westinghouse had any expertise in reactor building.......

Your lack of ability in the English language is astounding ... reactors are easy enough to build under the bleachers at about any medium sized sports arena ... like Soldier Field in Chicago for example ... with your libtard "spend spend spend" attitude, the government can easily "print up" enough money to pay for all the nuke plants you want ... and raise taxes on the Middle Class ...

All other companies don't want to go bankrupt like Westinghouse did ... I can tell you're not much of a businessman ... aqueducts are cheaper than nuclear power plants ...

reactors are easy enough to build under the bleachers at about any medium sized sports arena ... like Soldier Field in Chicago for example ..

Never happened.

with your libtard "spend spend spend" attitude,

All day drinking.........sweet!

All other companies don't want to go bankrupt like Westinghouse did

All companies that built "reactor cores" went bankrupt? Link?

 

[ReinyDays]

\reactors are easy enough to build under the bleachers at about any medium sized sports arena ... like Soldier Field in Chicago for example ..

Never happened.

Stagg Field ... my bad ...

Chicago Pile-1 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

\reactors are easy enough to build under the bleachers at about any medium sized sports arena ... like Soldier Field in Chicago for example ..

Never happened.

Stagg Field ... my bad ...

Chicago Pile-1 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

You're welcome.

 

[james bond]

There is plenty of bottle water...

Which are full of little plastic bits. YUM!

Don't drink it then. I will crush and break your hand if you are dying of thirst and try.

 

[fncceo]

The Saudis have built over 300 recharge dams for capturing ground water..

I'm not a climate scientist. But, I seem to recall someone mentioning that it doesn't rain very much in Saudi Arabia.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

I hear a Black man created a tractor trailer size machine that makes water from the air around us. But many did not invest in the technology because he is black.

HAha.... that is hilarious. You have any idea how large of a piece of equipment you would have to have to get any real amount of water?
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