This Week in Water for June 20, 2021
Published on by Frani Halperin
"Water-Guzzling Data Centers Are Being Built in the Arizona Desert" on the latest segment of H2O Radio's newscast , " This Week in Water "
Headlines :
Severe drought in the West is increasing the risk of electricity shortages, as water levels needed to generate hydropower fall.
Mesa, Arizona, recently approved a massive new computer data center , which will require over one million gallons of water a day.
Usually mosquitoes are only a summertime nuisance, but a new study shows they might bug us in the spring and fall, too.
Antidepressants in streams and ponds are making crayfish cray-cray.
The Michelin Man has taken up sailing.
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1 Comment
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Hi,
Anyone who sees this message should follow it carefully. Because it can help solve the problem of electricity shortage.
Power generation is not limited to water, wind, energy, sunlight, waves, and waste recycling. There are other ways to do this.
Three years ago, I wrote an article about charging electric and hybrid cars through the engine and wheels of a car, and it was approved, but I researched and found that electricity generated by the movement of electrons in a conductive or conductive body in the same direction. It is clear.
Recently, researchers were able to generate electricity from salt.
Therefore, according to the location of each region, we must be able to generate electricity from the existing conditions and facilities. For example, in Arizona, electricity is generated through salt, in wind environments from wind turbines, in the deserts through solar energy, in the oceans through solar batteries, as well as from coastal waves and ....
Best Regard
Yaser from Iran