There are more than 15,000 desalination plants around the world.  Salt and other minerals can be extracted from sea water in two ways – distillation or reverse osmosis.  Salt water is desalinated to produce fresh water suitable for human consumption or irrigation.  The news media has been reporting that California has a water shortage and is turning from green to brown.  As we found out years ago the green/environmental  people were more concerned about this tiny little old tadpole or fish, as they call it, that makes his home in their water,  was more important than people and their livelihoods  in California.  What did they expect when they scaled down the amount of water farmers could have to produce their crops?  This shortage is a man-made situation by the environmental folks who want this expensive land.  I wonder how many of these organizations have purchased the land from the farmers where this little bitty fish lived?  The Pacific Ocean laps on the shoreline of this state and you would think that someone would wake up and make use of it instead of  hollering – “water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink.”  Are they swimming against the tide?  Don’t tell anyone but I think those Socialist Democrats are trying to change the subject again from their past pet projects (this little old fish that made history a few years ago) – Hillary’s war on women, Obamacare, and stimulus/Solendra by jumping on the band wagon of climate change/global warming.  They want us to forget how much money they have wasted in those areas.

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