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The world’s media is focused on Net-Zero emissions…what about Net-Zero discharges of waste water? : Comments

By Charles Essery, published 5/11/2021

Sydney discharges more water into our rivers and oceans than it consumes through our water supply. There is no water shortage.

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I remember when they banned rainwater tanks !
Posted by individual, Tuesday, 9 November 2021 8:49:44 PM
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Alison Jane,
Recycling water can be cheaper if it's meant for irrigation however, for human consumption it's still way too complicated & costly to make it worthwhile. Desalination is viable for small communities but for large cities the reject outflow poses massive problems down the line after a while.
Flood mitigation is the only other viable alternative wherein canal developments can be mated to settling ponds & the real estate alone can just about pay for it all.
All it needs is to offer the Greenies to demonstrate how they can make ends meet through merit rather than just being hanger-on bureaudroids. That too would free up capital for sensible irrigation & infrastructure projects.
Keep the academic experts away from anything infrastructure & all will come good !
Posted by individual, Thursday, 11 November 2021 10:18:48 PM
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