Re:Crystalline nets harvest water from desert air, turn CO2 ...
by AnimalMuppet on Wednesday September 04, 2019 @04:36PM
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Sure. newnewpdro said Cadiz in the Mojave, though. They grow something there (pistachios?), but in very small quantity. It's not Yuma. They don't have the Colorado as a water source there.
Oddly enough, I go to Cadiz (California) on vacation sometimes...
Re:Crystalline nets harvest water from desert air, turn CO2 ...
by newnewpdro on Wednesday September 04, 2019 @07:25PM
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> Oddly enough, I go to Cadiz (California) on vacation sometimes...
What do you do there for vacation? I wasn't aware there was anything out there other than some industry like the evaporative ponds on the wikipedia page...
Re:Crystalline nets harvest water from desert air, turn CO2 ...
by AnimalMuppet on Wednesday September 04, 2019 @09:28PM
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Watch trains. Be alone. (Hey, I'm an introvert.)
And there's some kind of orchards, though they aren't very big.
Re:Crystalline nets harvest water from desert air, turn CO2 ...
by magduf on Wednesday September 04, 2019 @05:01PM
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The only reason agriculture is successful in Arizona is because they pump all the water out of the Colorado River to irrigate everything. As a result, the people in Mexico, farther downstream, have been screwed out of using this river.
Re:Crystalline nets harvest water from desert air, turn CO2 ...
by newnewpdro on Wednesday September 04, 2019 @03:18PM
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Not sure why you're being downvoted, there definitely is a lot of agriculture in the California and Arizona deserts.
Ahem - Yuma. Where your salad probably came from (maybe with some food-borne illness thrown in, but that's another discussion)...