After March's storms, California's reservoirs are at 116% of the historical amount through this time of year.
How California Reservoir Levels Stand After Storms
Question for threepointer and any hydrologist/technologist familiar with desalinization. The general idea is to create water farms far from shore (at least five miles) so as not to disturb the local, near-shore environment. The water is cleaner that far out and would require less energy because it requires considerably less water to produce a like amount of fresh water.
Does this appear valid to you? A substantially unique approach to desalinization at greater efficiency, lower cost, fewer harmful by-products? Does it pass the smell test?
New desalination technology being tested in California could lower costs of tapping seawater
How California Reservoir Levels Stand After Storms
Question for threepointer and any hydrologist/technologist familiar with desalinization. The general idea is to create water farms far from shore (at least five miles) so as not to disturb the local, near-shore environment. The water is cleaner that far out and would require less energy because it requires considerably less water to produce a like amount of fresh water.
Does this appear valid to you? A substantially unique approach to desalinization at greater efficiency, lower cost, fewer harmful by-products? Does it pass the smell test?
New desalination technology being tested in California could lower costs of tapping seawater
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