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In reply to the discussion: AZ and the Southwest Faces an Existential Water Crisis [View all]asiliveandbreathe
(8,203 posts)21. I wrote letters to City of Mesa..to the AZ Water District..
When CC Managers came to my door..I was diplomatic but assertive in my concern..the reason they came to me..becz they had to run piping, running next to prop. line..yes, their property, for a couple weeks..for whatever reason..the new pump house is across street on other side of 1st green..we are not 25ft from the 2nd tee box ut the front door..
AND..that was b4 they decided they needed extra funds to cement the 3 ponds on the course..losing water ya'know..
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The desalinization plant in Carlsbad started production in 2015 and does 50 million gallons/day
grantcart
May 2022
#43
You can even have golf courses, BUT there needs to be grey water infrastructure
JCMach1
May 2022
#15
Several years ago..our course tapped into ground water via drilling..
asiliveandbreathe
May 2022
#17
In the MENA region they are built in tandem.with power plants. The desalinization is actually a
JCMach1
May 2022
#20