Water Shortage?, Is it time to invest in Seawater Desalination?

[salbahis]

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Water Shortage?, Is it time to invest in Seawater Desalination?, other country done it, singapore, israel and saudi....

we are basicly sorounded by sea so i dont think we have shortages on that one...

[james_chaw]

why not? naa naman desalination plant sa SRP, used during the time of construction of the SRP pa by the JApanese.

[Visual C#]

You're forgetting the simple fact that desalination is a very expensive process. Multi-stage flash distillation requires heating, which either uses petroleum or coal. With the energy crisis we're currently experiencing, I doubt that it'll be an affordable (or green) process.

If we ever get to desalination, watch water prices go up.

[itzurisen]

na-a btaw ni sa SRP mura ug kadungog ko ani ni tomas.U lesson learned, conserve energy, save water.U

[poy]

ako duha duha pa ko if the government is exaggerating lang kaayo sa el nino bah

[666satan]

exags jd...dli mangita og solution...salute ko sa palawan...ky gamit sila og solar power...og katong wind...nindot nga project...

[peewee_toot]

mao cgro ni palit og hunasan ang mga garcia. kahibaw mn sila nga naay el nino karon na tuig.

[kit_cebu]

desalinization is expensive....and we have polluted waters... unlike the places you mentioned above...
not really good for a city that has not paid SRP yet...

[tech_newbie]

kani ay Low cost desalination and water processing solutions sa pajac, lapulapu desalinating machines ila products..ambot lang kaha naa na ba ni sila projects dre sa cebu

[peewee_toot]

^^naa d i na sa lapu2x? karon pa ko...