Impending Water Crisis??

**falken** · June 15th, 2019 06:11 PM

Originally Posted by uls

yes we can no longer depend on dams

we need more water sources

it only took 1 extended el nino to cause water shortage

climate change will cause more of these extended dry seasons

We'll have to hope that whoever's in charge of this will take the proactive approach.

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**shadow** · June 15th, 2019 06:21 PM

Tinanong ko na yan desalination before ang sabi Super mahal daw kaya hinde ginagawa dito sa atin.

Ewan ko kung totoo? Baka parang nuclear plant yan, mahal operation.

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**uls** · June 15th, 2019 06:23 PM

prayers and rain dance lang yata ang maisip na solusyon

**chronicle** · June 15th, 2019 06:57 PM

Originally Posted by uls

prayers and rain dance lang yata ang maisip na solusyon

since it is now consistently raining everyday, they will say that their prayers worked.

**dr. d** · June 16th, 2019 09:03 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

Tinanong ko na yan desalination before ang sabi Super mahal daw kaya hinde ginagawa dito sa atin.

Ewan ko kung totoo? Baka parang nuclear plant yan, mahal operation.

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desalination is more expensive than what we are used to paying for our water now.
but like oil, eventually the question won't be "how much?" but "is it available?".
my opinion.

**falken** · June 16th, 2019 10:12 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

desalination is more expensive than what we are used to paying for our water now.
but like oil, eventually the question won't be "how much?" but "is it available?".
my opinion.

I think it will.

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**kisshmet** · June 16th, 2019 10:57 AM

^will people be willing to pay more for desalinated water or simply complain more?

Desalination isn't cheap as looking around to see abundance of bodies of sea water. First you have to remove the salt, then the desalinated water needs to be purified if the water grade to be produced is potable.

After purification then distribution comes to play. Salt corrodes metal pipes, otherwise it will destroy the existing pipe system (water concessionaire and household). So its imperative that the desalination process is impeccable, no trace of salt should escape the desalination process

Theres also the storage facility, water reservoir like a natural lake or man made dams or tanks to hold those desalinated water before consumed by consumers

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**kagalingan** · June 16th, 2019 11:55 AM

the best na talaga rain water catchment pero kailangan meron engineer makadevelop yung madali ikabit fittings direcho sa flush comfort rooms.

sa washing machine pala yung tapon na tubig sa top load 10kg ang dami nun, ang katumbas eh tatlong drum ng mantikilya pang bakery jan transfer. Eh may outdoor comfort room kami yun na gamit pang flush kaso mano-mano nga lang.

Ito yung inaadvice ko pag sa isang compound lang house+factory/bodega. Lets say meron 30 empleyado pataas. Lakas kaya consumo nun sa tubig kaka-ihi+ebak. Problem solve yan yung tapon ni washing machine ipambuhos.

**kagalingan** · June 17th, 2019 05:31 PM

this one nabuhay sa rainwater. No deepwell, No city water !!!!! Yung tatay/lolo 40years rainwater lang

in phoenix arizona !!!!

**kagalingan** · June 17th, 2019 08:11 PM

anak ng tucha noypi talaga. Tuloy pa din daw basaan sa fiesta sanjuan. Tradition is tradtion daw.

Katopakan na ito.

Ako year 2006 pa paranoid about water. Dito sa tsikot year 2016 ako nagpost about conservation of water and tigil na pagtayo condo dito metro manila. Wala talaga foresight mga pulitiko. Tataas ng ihi.

You can get electricity sa solar pero tubig saan?????!!!!!