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In response to "meanwhile no nations are building desalinization plants offshore to stop the oceans from rising & help their farmers :((( -- nm" by Peglegpete

Incredibly costly and energy intensive and would cause a separate environmental disaster from the salt at the scale required. -- nm

Posted by Reagen Jul 31 '24, 18:35

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fwiw Perth gets about half its water from desal. Managing the brine isn’t overly complex. Guess it could be if you were running ag on it. -- nm - mafic Jul 31, 19:19 1
- Yes, at city scales, it's fine. Agriculture uses magnitudes more. -- nm - Reagen Jul 31, 19:53
companies will package & sell the salt -- nm - Peglegpete Jul 31, 18:40 4
- Salt isn't difficult to come by and there's no value in shipping it long distances. -- nm - Reagen Jul 31, 19:51 1
  - This. It's hard to make it special. It has to be from France -- nm - loosilu Jul 31, 21:37
- when's the last time you bought salt from bahrain? -- nm - loosilu Jul 31, 18:40 1
  - you don't remember the trip we made there? :))))) -- nm* - Peglegpete Jul 31, 18:58

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