Comments by "Golag Is watching you" (@golagiswatchingyou2966) on "Can desalination solve the global water crisis?" video.

  1. This is true, farming and animal raising costs a lot of water, as well as industry, the only real, rational and forward thinking solution to the global water shortage is finding sources of energy that are compact per energy unit, easy to use and produce enough energy to fuel massive desalination plants, nuclear energy is one such solution but most people don't want to consider that so people will at some point die of thirst or have water wars till someone actually realises the problem and the solution.
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  2. The only way to solve global warming or at least slow it down both long term and short term is nuclear energy, everything else right now is just make believe and naive idealism.
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  3. I know right?
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  4. London without water? It always rains there... The ground has plenty of water... How could london not have water?
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  5.  @hades2679  thx <3
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  6. It's actually realy a disaster for China and the strongest indicator that they will go to war as a result. We can't just stop having children, others won't stop so it's just cutting off your own genetic and civilization based people and allowing others who might not care about the planet to decide the fate of the earth, it's just silly and most sane people and leaders won't allow it, expect China to turn right around and demand 6 babies per woman.
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  7. It's salt, so sodium-cloride, if you want to seperate them you have to make them react with other chemicals, which is costly on this scale, throwing it back into the ocean is not as bad as it seems, you just need to distribute it a little and the effects are minimal, the water just becomes part of the natural water cycle again, humans don't consume that much water, the main issue is energy costs, right now it's cheaper to fight over water supplies than it is to invest in desalination plants and the nations most effected don't have the grid of funds to set up such plants, it would have to be paid for by richer western nations in exchange for something because nothing is for free and those plants need to be maintained. One possible solution is offering to hold refugees and halt illigale flow of migrants in exchange for such desalination plants and it's energy needs.
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