Free fresh water for Portugal

free fresh water

With first of all need a source of free electricity.  When you burn or oil or gas, you do oxidise the carbon - that takes in energy.  You also a fire up a steam plasma, and this liberates massive heat light and X rays.  A non radioactive energy source.

1 H₂O+P+PL→2(E²+L+X-ray) A4 metre steam plasma, 30x1cm in size will liberated a constant 2.4 MW of carbon zero heat.

My American contact proved that a 30x1cm steam plasma will freeze a constant 1 MW of carbon zero heat.  Driving a commercially sourced steam turbine, we get at ½ MW of mains linked AC current.

Totally carbon zero so involving no fossil fuel burn and no radioactive substances involved.  Present uranium nuclear power knees annual insurance cover of 100 billion, for 100 MW nuclear power plant.  They carry a criminally insufficient 50 million.  All illegal!

Worse still during the two so far plant construction, they use the fossil fuel burn on limestone to free use all out concrete.  Releasing in two years the carbon equivalent from a commercial power plant operating or for 25 years.

Uranium nuclear power is so not carbon zero!  And criminally under insured.  Are plasma power plant knees no impossible insurance.  And produces no hyper toxic radioactive waste.

To be honest, I applied him an source so low a small solar panel can provide all our carbon zero electricity.

First of all week Sink a waited snorkel into the seas.  And we then apply one what of vacuum.  The water rises up by only one metre, and then boils into fresh water vapour.  Losing all salts and contaminants.

This is a sort development that water aids needs - two so small vacuum pump to clean up brown river water.  Into the purest fresh water on the planet.  So much cheaper than remote well drilling of pumping of water.  We just suck out fresh water vapour!

Into a nearby are holding water tank.  Ending global hunger instantly.  Feeding irrigation systems is also tends local famines and droughts.

Four Fein we transport the fuel water vapour, into the interior river system.  As he vent the vacuum, the water condenses into a fine mist, and fills the natural waterways.

And we have basically an unlimited source of seawater!  So local farmers can bond together to get at free fresh water.

And the crops or walled grow sucking in carbon dioxide from the air.  Already today he temperate photosynthesis on land and in the seas, there is free carbon dioxide to just two parts per million.

A static gas affects nothing!  Somebody tell physics that manmade global warming climate change were just nuclear fiction!  Carbon is no fixed.

And now we use O level physics, to transform sea water into the free sea fresh water.  We have no higher pressure energy demanding desalination methods.

It uses an almost trivial amount of solar energy.  One operate for free all day.  We could charge of battery is taken two years system into the night.  Hevery 1/2 mile along the four duke use of Spanish coast, we can get at them as fresh water.


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