https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sydney_Desalination_Plant
Sydney Desalination Plant
Controversies
Water quality concerns regarding the proximity of the ‘seawater’ inlet to the desalination plant to the nearby ‘sewage’ ocean outfall. Environmental economists from the Australian National University studied the project after its completion and determined that “it was a costly decision that did not need to be made while dam levels were high.”
In 2014, it was reported that the desalination plant was costing the taxpayers $534,246 per day as the plant sits idle. This was the price that the NSW Liberal-National Coalition government agreed upon when they set the 50-year lease with the plant’s owners upon privatisation in 2011. To turn off the desalination plant all together would cost an extra $50 million.
oh Dear – Mick Raven
Yep pretty low a few years back – Mick Raven
Uh Oh, its rising! (oh no the sky is falling!)- Mick Raven
Now its falling omg, what shall we do? – Mick Raven
I know, I know! Desalinated Poo Water, Yay! – Mick Raven
Not long now til, you guessed it…the brown stuff! – Mick Raven
And yes Sydney, you are drinking ‘Desalinated Poo Water’ – Mick Raven
Sydney’s desalination plant is turned on — so what does that mean
Sydney to get water restrictions this Saturday for first time in a decade
Sydney’s desalination plant set to expand as drought continues | Australia news | The Guardian
Sydney’s desalination plant should not be turned on before water restrictions, Mayor says
Sydney Desalination Plant – Wikipedia
And Yet, many years ago…Sydney survived the sky is falling! scenario – Mick Raven
and…
Water supply levels reached their lowest recorded point on 9–10 February 2007 of 33.8%
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sydney_Desalination_Plant
and yet the sky IS falling – Mick Raven
Severe weather warning cancelled, as rain keeps falling — but not enough to break drought
Rain buckets down on Sydney but dam levels remain low Fairfield City Champion
Who ya gonna call? – Mick Raven
And here it is…The Poo Water map for Sydney…observe – Mick Raven
Sydney, no rainfall deficiency 2017 to 2019 mmm – Mick Raven
And last but not least…the End Game, Queenslanders, and eventually all Australians, drinking waste (poo) water – Mick Raven
St Marys, Sydney Recycled Poo/Wee Plant
Western Corridor Recycled Water Scheme – Wikipedia
Australians will have to get used to drinking recycled water
Recycled sewage water common component of Australian tap water
more BS below – Mick Raven
Denmark running out of drinking water, $32-million pipeline to be built from neighbouring Albany
B.O.M. Rainfall statistics for Denmark W.A. 1999 to 2018, notice data missing in the last 20 years but before that…consistency in data mmm (Agenda maybe?) – Mick Raven
Rainfall in Australia in the last 119 years – Mick Raven
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