desalinate

• “Seven billion people will need a lot of energy to produce food, especially in the expanding number of regions that use energy to pump, treat, move, desalinate or otherwise make water fit for agricultural uses.”

  The Huffington Post: Terry Tamminen: The Five Scariest Things About Halloween 2011

• “Carmelita Omli says the world should eliminate visa requirements, while Carl Wayne Hardeman believes a cheap way to desalinate sea water could help solve water shortage problems.”

  Forbes: Your Ideas To Change The World

• “He acknowledges that Israel must invest in desalination, but questions the dosage, suggesting it would be better to desalinate less, and invest more in environmentally friendly solutions for the water shortage.”

  The Huffington Post: Yermi Brenner: Is Desalination The Answer?

• “This dystopian novel takes us through an engineer's discovery of a free way to desalinate water in (seriously) water constrained future.”

  The Huffington Post: Energy Bookshelf: Ten More Worth Your Time Than Super Freaky Crap

• “The idea is to desalinate some of the seawater, but to use the rest to fill Xinjiang ' s dried-up salt lakes and desert basins in the hope that it will evaporate and encourage rainfall over drought-stricken areas of northern and northwestern China.”

  The Wall Street Journal: China Officials Push Water Plan

• “This dystopian novel takes us through an engineer's discovery of a free way to desalinate water in seriously water constrained future.”

  The Huffington Post: A. Siegel: Energy Bookshelf: Ten More Worth Your Time Than Super Freaky Crap

• “STEPHEN SMITH: Well, what's occurred overnight is the Oceanic Viking has moved from its port out into deeper water to desalinate.”

  Interview with ABC Radio AM Program

• “Poseidon Corp. is proposing to desalinate seawater, producing a veritable flood of, they say, cheap water.”

  San Diego's failure to treat sewage costs us money

• “Despite their initial claim that Poseidon would bear all of the financial burden and risk associated with the private plan to desalinate ocean water at an old power plant in Carlsbad and sell it to public water agencies, Poseidon now says it needs massive public subsidies.”

  J. Carl Ganter: Water desalination on the public's dime? A Poseidon adventure.

• “One project under this plan would provide Amman with water by connecting it to the Dissi Reservoir, an underground water source in the south of Jordan, and would desalinate it by connecting it to Israeli desalination plants that are being built on the Mediterranean.”

  Amitai Etzioni: Three Cheers for Israel?!

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