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water man
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How to make WATER
August 9, 2003 - 11:53 AM
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Does anybody have an idea how to make drinking water?
What has already been discovered?
Links?
Ideas?
How can 'countries' make enought water to survive?
Thanks! 
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Re: How to make WATER
August 10, 2003 - 02:13 AM
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Its no so easy to convert sea water into freash water.
(you remind me of one of the 10 vardan (blessings) ravana had asked from lord shiva. hindu mythology)
The quantity required is so large that its not feasible atleast not as of today.
the only best way is to conserve the water that reaches us.
One major factor that we must consider though is the technology needed.
in india we are talking of connecting all our rivers (water grid) so that water can be distributed in the country properly. But its a mammoth task. But they say america has so much technology they can dig a hole right through the centre of the earth and steal our water. (just a joke).
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Re: How to make WATER
August 10, 2003 - 04:48 AM
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Thanks!!
Hm, strange that human could made spaceships and many more... but can not made water!?
I heard that 'we' already have personal instruments which could make the sea water to drinking water; I think US army soldiers have it?
and if it is so; why are so many people without drinking water? ;we could just transport water from the sea to
the districts where there is no water?
Money?? 
Is it money or is it something else??
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WE can
August 10, 2003 - 06:41 AM
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well actually u can turn sea water into fresh watre but it is to0 expensive!! I guess all we can do is to take care while we are brushing our teeth and never letthe water run when we dont need it,if the facinet is dripping it wont hurt if we twist the handle well enough.....would it?? also about transporting water its not just the matter of money its also the matter of politics and peace thats in my opinion!!
Nadine
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Re: How to make WATER
August 10, 2003 - 12:24 PM
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Water cannot really be made. It is a valuable resource, and comes from the environment. 3% of the worlds water is fresh water and 1.5% of that is locked in Antarctica. It cannot be made. It needs to be used wisely.
peace
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ooooh water
August 11, 2003 - 07:50 AM
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I will say only this much
It is 100 per cent natural and zero percent replaceable.
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Amira Sobeih
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it cann'tbe 100 %
October 19, 2003 - 05:50 AM
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Dear farhadali,
i think people could recycle water, & find fresh water from the sea and so on.
therefor its hard to say it cannot be 100%
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