Free summer water

So much free fresh water

This works where people have access to a stream or even the open sea.  Which applies to most forms on earth - the as she being fungal is nuc to them a way of food distribution.  Before the age of the track or train.

The water is what is known technically as brown water: it is contaminated with bacteria, heavy metals or salts.  But any high school physics people nose had to clean up water.

You have a little 80 W solar pump.  And during the day at sucks up the water by one metre.  At which stage by scientific definition.  It boils off into fuel water vapour

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I live by the Bridgewater Canal in salford.  Which is polluted industrial water.  A little solar pump we pump up the water by one metre, as is to discharge the pure water vapour back into the canal.

We have a little pump that extracts the residual water from the bottom of the vacuum pump.  And discharge this rancid water into the mains.  We have extracted all the continents.

Water a had it could use this basic physics, so much cheaper than remote well drilling and miles of water pipeline.

What our water as high levels of arsenic metal dissolved in it.  My little vacuum pump would remove the heavy metals.  Leaving just pure water!

So purer than the water from Water Aid!  Who were raising charitable donations to provide African villages with are arsenic laden water.  Not nice.

In America the chemists are a little vacuum pump, and clean up the whirl water.  And transport the free pure water to a high holding tank.  And the solar driven vacuum pump is very very cheap!

In astaff word week in clean up the Bridgewater Canal.  There we will take around five years.

Farmers can get a nearly free pure water all year around, ideal for field irrigation all watering the animals.

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