Free fresh water for south West Wales

unlimited water for Wales

Paticularly engineers make a big fuss about fresh water!  As if it was hard to produce.  Nature evaporates sea water ever massive arears, to make all the rain that falls on the earth.
But we can get around the large areas by using low pressure.  As even sea water will boil at one atmosphere, we have one metre of vacuum!  That is a trivial amount of energy!  Best applied using a solar vacuum pump.
Just 1 Watt of vacuum will boil off water.  Losing all salts and contaminants!  The purest water on the planet.  And then we pump it over the first set of maintains.  Water vapour being 1000 times easier to pump and liquid water.
When we vent the vacuum inshore the get the a cool sea mist inshore.  So can easily produce fresh water vapour from the Bristol channel, to wet the interior of Wales.
We can suck fresh water from the Irish channel, which runs along the coast of Wales.
MPConstituencyParty
Simon HartCarmarthen West and South PembrokeshireConservative
David JonesClwyd WestConservative

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