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California regulator rejects desalination plant despite historic drought

• codefreeordie 4y ago
  Of course they did. The water regulator only has massive power because there's a shortage of water. It is very important to the power of the regulator to see that the problem only continues to worsen, so that they can collect more power. If they allowed solutions, they'd lose their power.
• phendrenad2 4y ago
  Someone really wants this to fail. Let's see, it: > would devastate marine life Think of the fishes > and expose the plant to future risk of sea level rise It'll need bailed out in the future > while producing expensive water too costly for low-income consumers It's better that residents have no water rather than expensive water
  • cyanydeez 4y ago
    The residents in this location have an aquifer. Build it where the users are.