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> by no means is water scarce in many regions What regions have this apparent overabundance of drinking water? And how's their waste water management? (Of whic
by Tharkun 7y ago
> by no means is water scarce in many regions
What regions have this apparent overabundance of drinking water? And how's their waste water management? (Of which there is a lot more if people shower more).
> while there is a certain amount of energy needed to heat the water for a daily shower it is very simple to obtain from carbon-neutral sources.
Is it? Where can I get one of these magical devices today? And do they work reliably in all climates? Specifically in those where drinking water is apparently abundant and where waste water treatment is free?
- choeger 7y ago> And how's their waste water management? (Of which there is a lot more if people shower more). It is suffering from too little water consumption, actually: https://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article128369660/Wasserspar-Irrsinn-laesst-Deutschlands-Staedte-stinken.html https://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article128369660/Wasserspar-I... Where can I get one of these magical devices today? Here, for instance: https://www.solarbayer.com/solar-systems.html https://www.solarbayer.com/solar-systems.html
- Tharkun 7y agoGood luck getting solar water heaters to heat your 8liter/minute shower in the winter in those places where water is abundant. The article discusses a realistic approach to save large amounts of energy and to bring more comfort to water/energy poor regions. You, on the other hand, are peddling a fantasy.