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Absolutely! And I guarantee you California is going to receive way more than 3 million gallons of rain water. I capture 1500 gallons of rain water in my tank with a 1 inch rainfall. Extrapolate than to 10 million California home owners.Why doesn't California and the rest of the drought stricken West coast, harvest the Ten inches of expected rain water from Hurricaine Hilary?. They say they are in need of Water?, they are expected to receive about three million gallons of rain water from this hurricane?, why not harvest the falling rain water and use it for drinking water?. Your thoughts?
LOL.....I bet salt has a Prop. 65 warning label on it in CA.Why not pump seawater into giant domed solar-double-hulled tanks....then use the sun to evaporate the water thus leaving the salt in the inner hull, then let the evaporated water channel down the inside of the dome into the outer hull separating the two substances. The water could be further pumped to inland facilities for further purification. You'd get both water and sea salt from the entire process. Several domes could always be used in tandem so that when dry salt is being harvested from one, the other one can still be in use to precipitate.
Reservoirs will be replenished and it will temporarily increase the water supply.Why doesn't California and the rest of the drought stricken West coast, harvest the Ten inches of expected rain water from Hurricaine Hilary?. They say they are in need of Water?, they are expected to receive about three million gallons of rain water from this hurricane?, why not harvest the falling rain water and use it for drinking water?. Your thoughts?
Their reservoirs have been full before and they waste it, in my opinion, in efforts to keep snail darters, or whatever, alive in their waterways.Reservoirs will be replenished and it will temporarily increase the water supply.
You're a sad little person.Their reservoirs have been full before and they waste it, in my opinion, in efforts to keep snail darters, or whatever, alive in their waterways.
I think they should buy up every ounce of Aquafina and Deja Blue there is and dump them into the Colorado river. Nobody buys that stuff.Why not pump seawater into giant domed solar-double-hulled tanks....then use the sun to evaporate the water thus leaving the salt in the inner hull, then let the evaporated water channel down the inside of the dome into the outer hull separating the two substances. The water could be further pumped to inland facilities for further purification. You'd get both water and sea salt from the entire process. Several domes could always be used in tandem so that when dry salt is being harvested from one, the other one can still be in use to precipitate.
Still, you cannot refute my facts.You're a sad little person.
Yes but water drainage systems in coastal cities needs to be redesigned to capture more runoff.Reservoirs will be replenished and it will temporarily increase the water supply.
LOL.....There would be so much shit (literately) in the water it would not be cost effective to try to treat the run-off.
Come on now!That would require a competent government
Desalination is not the solution.Why not pump seawater into giant domed solar-double-hulled tanks....then use the sun to evaporate the water thus leaving the salt in the inner hull, then let the evaporated water channel down the inside of the dome into the outer hull separating the two substances. The water could be further pumped to inland facilities for further purification. You'd get both water and sea salt from the entire process. Several domes could always be used in tandem so that when dry salt is being harvested from one, the other one can still be in use to precipitate.
^ Win.Yes but water drainage systems in coastal cities needs to be redesigned to capture more runoff.
Times 87 with union labor, cost over-runs, and kickbacks to the DNC.Come on now!
They’re only had 100 - 150 plus YEARS to create appropriate rain capture systems.
These things take time; maybe by 3023 or so?
