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> OK, but on the east cost, there is no shortage. Yeah, why are they talking about tapping offshore aquifers in areas that average 40+ inches (and increasing a
by gottorf 2y ago
> OK, but on the east cost, there is no shortage.
Yeah, why are they talking about tapping offshore aquifers in areas that average 40+ inches (and increasing as of recent years) of rain a year? It seems to me a solution in search of a problem. It would be far cheaper to build land-based reservoirs and other water management infrastructure, as you mentioned.
- 486sx33 2y agoNestle wants to bottle it ?
- jmclnx 2y agoI know you are joking, but a thought like that crossed my mind too. Advert: Pure water from ~20,000 years ago before man. I know homo-sapiens were around, and maybe on the east coast. But Marketing People tend to make up things so they will sell :)
- thoughtstheseus 2y agoPrivate equity bought the Nestle water business. Now it’s owned by One Rock Capital.
- taskforcegemini 2y agovom Regen in die Traufe