Seawater is available in abundance, yet it’s undrinkable, as it’s saturated with salt. With freshwater it’s the opposite: it can be drunk, but its availability is very limited. According to estimates, only one percent of it is available to us – the rest is locked away in glaciers or deep underground. Being so, it is impossible not to ask why don’t we just turn seawater in drinkable water? See whether this would be possible in the video below.
Is seawater desalination the solution for the current water crisis?
Kategorie: Products & Solutions
Thema: Water Solutions
Autor: Jonas Völker
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