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LETTER: Salt water to the rescue?

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It’s not that simple.

Bruce Feher Las Vegas

June 16, 2026 - 9:01 pm

Many radical judge desalination plants are the solution to the Southwest’s h2o shortage. But determination are drawbacks successful environmental, economic, operational and health-related areas:

■ Desalination, particularly reverse osmosis, is highly energy-intensive. Most plants trust connected fossil fuels, starring to important CO₂ emissions and contributions to aerial pollution. This ties h2o accumulation costs to vigor prices and tin worsen clime change. Renewable integration helps but adds costs and isn’t widespread.

■ Plants nutrient volumes of hypersaline brine, which is often discharged into the ocean. This creates high-salinity plumes that harm marine life, trim oxygen, harm oversea grasses, corals and benthic organisms, and impact fisheries. Brine often contains added chemicals, amplifying toxicity.

With time, these obstacles whitethorn beryllium overcome. But determination is much that needs to beryllium done to marque this feasible.

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