Dan wrote:
> Not sure government control of your river is necessarily a good thing - we
> have just that in the American West with the Colorado River, and water rights
> are probably one of the most hotly contested issues in that part of the
> country.
>
American western water rights do not see
We had a similar situation with a desalinization plant here in Tampa. Went way
over budget, then failed the initial testing, especially when it came to
output. Seems that the engineer had simply scaled up a much smaller system,
and when doing so, found that things didn't work when you made the
Yes we are in the driest state on the driest continent, so water is an
issue, during the last big dry, the state gobberment decided to build a
desalination plant, which, surprise suprise, went way over budget and
way behind time. Problem is we rely on one river for our water and the
states upst
It does sound like a good time to re-evaluate expenditures, or at least
constrtuction methods and models.
Is Adelaide in the severe draught region?
On Mon, Dec 26, 2011 at 5:24 AM, Hendrik & Fay wrote:
> They are all alright but a bit shaken, apparently the liquefaction is back
> and made a mess.
They are all alright but a bit shaken, apparently the liquefaction is
back and made a mess.
However they are starting to get pretty annoyed with it all, people can
only put up with so much before they snap.
Apparently according to the experts, the shakers are likely to go on for
some time. Which
Hendrick, Faye - any word from the relatives? Significant additional damage
form this one?
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