Community | January 03, 2010 | 69 comments

Mumbai to run out of water in 200 days

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There have been bad seasons before but poor monsoon has left the city facing its worst water crisis. As tempers rise and protests grow, Mumbai has enough to last just another 200 days.

Desperate times call for desperate measures, and these are desperate times for Mumbai. Delayed monsoon and poor rainfall have pushed India’s commercial capital to the brink of its worst water crisis. According to officials, at present rates, there is enough water to last the city just another 200 days.

With the supply down by about 3 lakh million litres of water per day, options from desalinating the Arabian sea water to recycling sewage water, digging wells/borewells, cutting supply for one day per week and the drastic move of not providing water connection to new high-rises are being considered.

Civic officials are also grappling with the fear of an impending public backlash — the protests for increasing the supply of water have already seen one death, vandalisation of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) offices, hunger strikes, in addition with morchas practically everyday.

While the city’s demand for water is 4,200 million litres per day (mld), only 3,450 mld can be supplied. The present availability of water is around 7 lakh million litres as against 10 lakh million litres last year. Even with the water cut in place since June (imposed just before the monsoon as the rains were delayed), the situation hasn’t improved due to poor rainfall, which failed to fill the lakes, leaving many areas without adequate water.
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69 comments // Mumbai to run out of water in 200 days

  • Gravity_Man
  • JanforGore
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      JanforGore  
    • Desalination is also a band aid to the overriding problem of waste. This is where moral fortitude meets the rubber in the road. The moral being, if people don't change we will only succeed in sucking the oceans dry after the rivers and lakes. Then what? Move to the moon to suck that dry? I find it ashame that people don't seem to get the message on the whole that conserving water and stopping polluters and privitization is what we must be doing to conserve freshwater.This indeed is a moral crisis that reflects directly on us.

    • 2 years ago
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • JanforGore:

      Uhm, somehow "we" are supposed to cause the entire world to develop a uniform moral code? Do right? Care for each other? Stop wars? Make sure everybody is well fed and warm and has nice clean drinking water too? And if we fail it reflects poorly on us? We're at fault because everybody rejects our idea of a great moral code?

      You've gone all the way to plaid Jan. How can we give people all those things when we don't have them? How can we make people agree with each other when over here we value disagreement? We value it plus we're proud of it because it makes us different. That's what we are so that's all we can export, unless we export Hypocrisy too.

    • 2 years ago
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • JanforGore:

      A well-articulated & presented post Jan. I find the idea interesting, that we could "suck the oceans dry"!!! Changing people is a worthy objective. One obstacle to that is that new people keep being born into the total... and they aren't being brought on board to your good ideas fast enough.

      That means the number of total people is always pulling ahead of the number of changed people knowing what you know and living accordingly... so much as your ideas are right, and your objective is right, I don't quite see success in your (our) future.

      Uhm, you're missing something. Leverage. You need some leverage that makes people want to listen to your message and obey it. In lieu of leverage the Republicans keep trying the Fear tactic. Unfortunately, Fear only works a couple times then people lose interest seeing that Fear has nothing backing it up, such as let's say Public Hangings. A Firing Squad.

      Jan, again a great post. Getting people to do all those things you see need doing is a real trick. Between television ads used to program people with false ideas about Energy, done by the Oil Coal and Natural Gas consortium, and the broadside constantly delivered by highly-paid & ever-present congressional lobbyists neither your ideals or my engines have much of a chance.

      In 2004 I coined the phrase "imitation energy" telling people how water and air can be heated and cooled respectively and brought together inside an engine cylinder for a tornadic combustion-less explosion, but there's a million people out on the Internet re-assuring people over and over how wrong I have to be. Until one gets built, my engine is defeated by too many naysayers shouting me down using false bottom explanations, many of them just a simple case of ignorance.

      But I feel this way Jan, that if just one of my engine designs got built it might provide the leverage factor you are missing. It would make people do better once they saw a light at the end of the tunnel that actually was real. But you see, opponents of my engines also realize that, and they know it's in their interest and survival for that not to happen.

      They fear my engines because in them they see more change than they can allow. They know that amount of change would be contagious. Power like what my engines gives people would definitely light a fire that would be unstoppable.

    • 2 years ago
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
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    • JanforGore:

      Nuclear power plants as they are now overheat nearby waterways to remain cool. With my non-combustion car engine implemented worldwide... new nuclear power plants could be made air-cooling = http://forum.signonsandiego.com/showpost.php?p=3905085&postcount=4742 and if people were to understand how air-cooled nuclear power plants could be used for World Climate control, and making the Earth a uniformed climate, the lobbyists would be out of a job (unless they lobbied for my engine!).

      Imagine that! A climate-controlled planet by using air-cooled nuclear power plants.

    • 2 years ago
  • JanforGore
  • chaos1
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      chaos1  
    • I say we take the melting polar ice caps for ourselves. I mean it's a win-win situation; we quench the thirst of people all over the globe, AND we keep the ocean's water level from rising and flooding costal cities.

    • 2 years ago
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • chaos1:

      Not an entirely bad plan, chaos1, but I see one flaw. You're making an assumption the polar ice is clean for drinking. Rumour has it it has some polar bear poop, penguin poop, and some strange stuff looks like hmm Bailey's burgers he threw out the other day before we could convince him not to.

      Keep trying. You show great promise.

    • 2 years ago
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • chaos1:

      Chaos1, to aid you in your qwest it will be helpful if you develop a keener eye than most, so you can distinguish between the half empty and the half full cup. Now most people when they read a page like this one => they see lots of empty cup => http://www.newpath4.com/1100russianwomensteamingangryatmen.htm , and they completely miss the words of praise and honor I showed toward the disenfranchised women and children, including the ones in Mumbai, the trusting ones who know deep in their heart someone out here has the answers.

      Be chaotic, yet try not to miss the other half of the cups. That page contains a lot of full cup. Those who approach it expecting to see bad will see bad. That isn't the way to do. See what's there, then decide. And if just one in Mumbai stops what they're doing and asks using the word Please they might just get all the rain they need.

    • 2 years ago
  • chaos1
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      chaos1  
    • chaos1:

      Theres nothing a little bit of filtering can fix. Assuming there's no metals in the polar ice. And well, you always gotta look at situations like this with the "half full" point of view. You won't get any answers griping over what you don't have. DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT!! XD

    • 2 years ago
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • I hold Al Gore in high regard. He has been one of the most effective forces in recent history. His example has eclipsed everyone else. His superhuman efforts are the extension of John F. Kennedy. He is however up against formidable opponents, plus he got bushwhacked by his own scientists. If Al Gore is failing it matters not because anyone in his position would've also failed.

      There are psychologies at work. People who should care, don't. People who should be experts, aren't. People who claim to know make stuff up. And then you have people who love to disagree for the love of being disagreeable! They get their fun from it. Or they think they're being smart. Then there's the weather going haywire. They crashed a satellite into the Moon and a spray plume of dust should have come up but refused to do so. Arctic ice is melting even after the air has turned cold, but that's to be expected, but still, it just seems like a kind of weird craziness has taken over.

      This is a very complicated world that operates by layer upon layer of criss-crossed synergistic and complimentary laws we barely understand a fraction of. Much as I admire Al Gore and respect his superhuman efforts fact is this planet needs more than a man to fix its complex equation back to a stable reality.

      The Bible put forth several sources of solutions that would come at this time in history. There's the Christ and there's an antiChrist group. It is my belief the antiChrist group has studied the Bible in very deep detail at the same time they exercised a controlling influence to strip everybody else (through the schools) to not have Faith, they themselves have the highest Faith around.

      So they feel a need to destroy people's hope in Jesus and be the new Jesus on the block, but that's a sham. Jesus would fix the planet; they plan to destroy the planet because the Bible states the Earth is to last forever and be a Paradise forever too. They don't want that. If you just take a real look at the last 35 years of very little real progress you easily see mankind has been purposely stalled. We're still driving cars getting 25 miles per gallon!

      We're living on an old 78 speed vinyl record that keeps hitting a scratch and jumping backwards. Just like Al Gore. Look at how much progress he was making, getting lots of people behind him too, then what happened? He hit the scratch on the record. People see that their greatest champion Mr. Gore also got stopped so they are giving up, a very understandable reaction. I've been writing about pollution free engines for over 7 years, 20 years if you include the lightning system. I've tried every angle to succeed but, like Al Gore my efforts got beaten down and stopped.

      There's a force at work here. The Bible says it's an angel named Satan who went rogue and he has great power to stop us. I think it's realistic to admit when we are licked and ask Jesus to step in and do what we cannot => beat Satan, and his Team antiChrist. We are outgunned. We're living in limbo hell stuck in Time watching people die. We need help.I think it's coming this year. Why? Because scientists are on the verge of crossing a line no one will ever be allowed to cross: creating life.

      When they take the final step I look for a great course correction to be caused, yep, by Jesus the son of God, and I have strong reasons from Bible prophecy to state that with complete assurance. The rest of you guys can keep running on the record if you want. You'll be allowed to feel like you're making progress, for a while, just like Mr. Gore, then you get the baseball bat in the face again. I've already munched on that bat for 20 years. It's real, Satan is real and Jesus is real.

      Ask Al Gore if the bat's real. He can tell you. Look at all he accomplished and then people attacked him like a river of pirhana. Back went the record. And when it went back who did it crush if not every school child looking up to him? That, my friends, is Satan at work crushing a young human spirit

    • 2 years ago
  • JanforGore
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • Gravity_Man:

      Internet bots thrive on repetition of text. Al Gore is a hard worker. I respect that. Your continued appeals to a Group of increasingly POOR people not so much. Appeals to the powerless won't have the effect you want. Everybody who knows a smidgeonroonie of Science knows the answers to many of Earth's major problems has been known for some time, so this situation is NOT just happening. It is Caused.

      Tesla discovered a power in the air that shook an entire New York city block. Mr. Floyd Sweet in 1987 built a device that harnessed that power and converted it into useable electricity we should have right now, that could could for instance power up all the desalination systems anyone could ever want.

      There is much being kept from us. Kept from the prematurely dying. Children being killed, not just dying, murdered the world over. A mass hatred of all men, women and children is in evidence. Your pleas are heartfelt, I know, but it's like asking someone for help as it comes their turn to step into the gas chamber.

    • 2 years ago
  • bhumikag
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      bhumikag  
    • water supply is a huge problem in south asia. nepal's kathmandu-the capital is also experiencing chronic water shortage. in some parts of the city residents have to buy water through truckers as the muncipality is unable to provide water. also the water they buy is way below health and safety standard

    • 2 years ago
  • JanforGore
  • SalvadoreSouza
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      SalvadoreSouza  
    • how are we living in a world in 2010, where one country has to worry about lack of fresh drinking water- with all the billions & billions of dollars in this world.. greed..

    • 2 years ago
  • smallgod
  • smallgod
  • smallgod
  • trut
  • shengled
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      shengled  
    • Why are there "new high rises" and no desalination? I realize desalination is an expensive process but it seems that if they can finance new high rise construction they should be able to have in place some sort of back up plan if the rains dont come. No water is bad, Mumbai.....

    • 2 years ago
  • JanforGore
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      JanforGore  
    • It may not be the entire answer but that doesn't change the reality of it. And yes, there is political corruption (as witnessed as I stated regarding all of the dams being built doing nothing but causing environmental devastation) everywhere besides the pollution and population. However, it is a FACT that lakes have not filled and the monsoon has not come due to erratic rainfall that is also effecting much of Africa and Asia which is WARMER and turning into desert.

    • 2 years ago
  • aegisthus9
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      aegisthus9  
    • Blaming the U.S. through halbaked science is not the answer. Global cooling is in motion, world wide temperature averages have been LOWER every year for 11 years in a row now. Mumbai's problem is a corrupt government that embraces extremist beliefs, hates the free world countries and has done NOTHING to help itself when it knew that this crisis was coming. why have they not started the desalination process which would provide all the clean drinking water that they could ever need? the answer is simple: a government stays in power and total control of a populace by keeping them cold, hungry, thirsty and unarmed.

    • 2 years ago
  • EmperorThan
  • Coolie20
  • Ozzykozzy2
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      Ozzykozzy2  
    • lol, drinking from the tap in mumbai will get you sick for a week, there was never any water to begin with. everyone that has some kind of substantial income buys bottled.

    • 2 years ago
  • kathleenb
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      kathleenb  
    • i've been googling trying to find organizations to maybe donate or help but i can't find anything. has anyone come across anything??

    • 2 years ago
  • JanforGore
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      JanforGore  
    • There are four lakes that provide water to Mumbai through a dam system that has been inadequate due to siltation and sedimentation caused by deforestation. Therein lies one of their problems apart from the lack of rain not fiilling the lakes.Too many dams.

    • 2 years ago
  • Nephwrack
  • JanforGore
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • JanforGore:

      Choosing to get swept away with the crowd that rejects God's Kingdom is a suck egg choice Jan. Your loyalty is misplaced. The winner who walks out of all this devastation is plainly stated at Daniel 2 verse 44.

      Everything opposing Jesus' rulership gets the axe, soon. You're standing on the wrong side of the Sunday chicken chopping block.

    • 2 years ago
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • JanforGore:

      The playbook you espouse has never worked but one time Jan, and the reason it worked was because God allowed it to work, in 1776. It established the playbook the majority today are strapped to its side and going over Niagara Falls still shouting to the top of their lungs it still works, we can still win, just one more Down.

      The next prophecy in Revelation due to come true is blood up to the bridles of the horses. No one can swim in blood Jan. It coagulates up and is sticky.

      It's time you throw away old plays and find a new angle.

    • 2 years ago
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • JanforGore:

      You can be right with Al Gore and his crowd or you can get right with God.

      Take an honest look at the size of the problems and then realize it would take a million Al Gores and he still wouldn't be able to fix them. Want to know why Jan? It's because at the end of every equation they write says they get and stay Rich. Riches are like Energy. They don't come from nothing.

      Riches in one man's pockets means millions like you and me having v/little in our pockets. Now Obama is doing the same chicken walk. You're living in a toilet flush Jan and the people in charge keep pressing down on the same handle. They say thanks Jan as you and your daughter are sacrificed down the toilet, with the 317 chemicals into the ground.

      You don't even rate being collateral damage. And that satchel of "Human Rights" you're clutching hasn't the value it had in 1776. It has currency of 2010 value. Only God's Kingdom has a Plan to save everybody that lives right. In this world we are all peons, being sold these tiny cars big enough for Philipinos not large boned Americans.

      We're being treated like scum Jan. All if us. How many of you voted for this? Zero, nada. You voted for positive change and you got nuthin'. $700 billion spent on the Election, then Obama sent out an e-mail asking for even more (so he could secretly reimburse Hilary Clinton her $20 million).

      Your playbook Jan. You want it, you can hug it. Pray to it too if ya want. It won't answer you.

    • 2 years ago
  • JanforGore
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      JanforGore  
    • JanforGore:

      I don't even know what you are talking about. I was responding to the comment above this who wished Mumbai to dry up. Not a very Jesuslike thing to wish for. So save your preaching for someone who needs it.

    • 2 years ago
  • QueenGloria
  • div
  • keanu101
  • bailey78
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      bailey78  
    • Well they better get to drilling some water wells. I know somebody over there has the stuff to build a drill truck and some pipe. they can make a bit that will work . I have seen some mexicans do it so I know for a fact that it can be done on the cheap.

    • 2 years ago
  • life_4_rent
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • Wait it a minute! I've got it! China built a thousand million solar collectors right? Alright, that's it then. When they stopped burning as much coal the clouds were not getting seeded properly by the particulate pollution. That's what happened to the Missing Monsoons.

    • 2 years ago
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • Gravity_Man:

      And another thing. Remember how China has dammed up their largest river, and how the ground underneath the big lake collapsed and caused the quake that killed all the children? Alright, that's where the water went. It went down into the ground.

      China is at fault. India should sue the Chinese government. Cut & dry lawsuit. China should have to foot the entire bill for ocean water desalination plants for India.

    • 2 years ago
  • treewolf39
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • Gravity_Man:

      Rocks, treewolf, don't do much. We store energy. We wait for the big mother to come, the mother rock, and when it comes I'll have enough energy stored up they put me on the nose of the rocket, like Slim Pickens. They stop the mother with the sun.

    • 2 years ago
  • rickm8
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      rickm8  
    • Does anyone have a charity over there to send money to? An efficient and direct one? I could spare some to help this, and would enjoy doing so.

      Just comment on my comment so I get the e-mail notification.

    • 2 years ago
  • Guyatthebusstation
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      Guyatthebusstation  
    • rickm8:

      im gonna sound like a nay sayer but im not sure what a charity could really do. Transporting water is one of the most expensive things to transport. Especially for the amount needed to solve it in the short term. I could see any of the charities would have such a high overhead cost that not much money would actually go to putting water in cups to drink.

    • 2 years ago
  • Gravity_Man
  • Lucretia_Gross
  • hayden_augustus
  • Lucretia_Gross
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      Lucretia_Gross  
    • hayden_augustus:

      There are plenty of people in our own country that breed exponentially. Many religions, including some Christians don't believe in birth control. Should we target them too? Or is it just all the brown people that shouldn't procreate so much? Don't get me wrong, we are completely overpopulated as a planet, and we have completely disregarded the Law of Survival of the Fittest, but now that the damage is done, how do we decide who DESERVES to live or die?

    • 2 years ago
  • lopinjop
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      lopinjop  
    • hayden_augustus:

      Ummm, so would you want to be part of that eliminated half? What the hell, we can't just go killing people from society?! There may be too many people in the near future for populations to live comfortably, but what we need is more education on the topic, and more in depth studies on it. We already have population control through suffering...
      - Crime
      - War
      - Disease
      - Natural Disasters
      There would be no reason to add to that. It's depressing enough to think of those things.

    • 2 years ago
  • JanforGore
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      JanforGore  
    • hayden_augustus:

      Actually, much of the freshwater unavailable to people now, especially in developing countries has been privitized and polluted by corporate interests. Do you want them to go first perhaps? This is about access as well as it is with food. Amazing how some want to play God but don't offer any real solutions. And while population is indeed part of this, it is actually usage and other factors like pollution and privitization that are the crux of this crisis along with climate change, and that has been primarily exacerbated by the behavior of western countries that think they are favored over all others so they have the right to pollute and befoul the earth at the expense of all of us.

    • 2 years ago
  • smallgod
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • Praying for rain might help if they were shedding enough tears that evaporated into clouds. Trees would take a while to grow. Spraying water into the air with water cannons doesn't require desalination. Sunlight takes what it wants, the rest falls back on the ground. Ah, but you always want a political answer. I like answers that work.

    • 2 years ago
  • JanforGore
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
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    • Gravity_Man:

      No, I pegged you correctly. You want some big Meeting of the people, for the people, by the people, success by group think. If we just get enough bodies together we can solve anything. Well, sometimes that might work but most times it does not, because after you get all those people together you still only hae a group that each person has brought their own separate set of solutions.

      Mashing people together isn't the "big solve all" you think it is.

      What is really needed is a paradigm shift-level solution:

      http://tinyurl.com/1100RussianWomen is One.

    • 2 years ago
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • Gravity_Man:

      That's why meetings like Kyoto and Copenhagen fail. Everyone comes with their own self-serving agenda, so you end up having people walk out, or refuse to sign, whichever. My engine doesn't specifically solve THIS particular problem but that page opens a door to other engine solutions that escape certain laws (mentioned in the page) that til now have kept us using combustion engines.

      I've shown a way out your groups have all denied exists. Where there is one paradigm answer there are OTHERS, and they are NOT achieved by a group of idealess people. They issue forth from one person. Many times a Man.

      You don't want any of these. You want your agenda to succeed. Group win.

    • 2 years ago
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • Gravity_Man:

      I'm not totally against agendas I have one of my own. I want that car engine built and in production. I have another paradigm level engine system that would solve Mumbai. My car engine gets built first. That's my price, my agenda, my self-imposed requirement that I have a right to insist on.

      But that messes you around because I'm not a Group I am one individual. I'm not supposed to win according to your mindset. I'm supposed to go along with some Group and get my rights from the Group.

      And you're coming close to being a Communist.

    • 2 years ago
  • JanforGore
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      JanforGore  
    • Unfortunately, we are also dealing with areas of the world that think praying for rain is good enough. Some options are being considered per this article, but you obviously cannot set up desalination in 200 days. They may just have gone beyond their tipping point unless they get that rain, which means people will do anything they can to get water if they don't. This is the entire point of having climate summits that plan for these events and actually address them adequately without all of the political mumbo jumbo getting in the way.

    • 2 years ago
  • wellhunggimp
  • bailey78
  • versasrev
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      versasrev  
    • wellhunggimp:

      well less people would certainly solve the water consumption problem, but who knows when or if this problem will explode. Let us remeber that they are only talking about the city of Mumbai. They might just sipon water from nearby cities to fill the gap.

    • 2 years ago
  • Logos51891
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • Logos51891:

      Logos this doesn't make any sense. With all the extra water from the arctic ice melting there ought to be plenty of water moisture in the air the monsoons should be there. I'm at a loss to know many answers. I will offer this, that so many US companies out-sourced jobs to India they caused this problem by bring in so many Americans who are used to running big tubs of bath water.

      So maybe they need to outsource the Americans out to America.

    • 2 years ago
  • Logos51891
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      Logos51891  
    • Logos51891:

      Well, india has no shortage of water, but the do have a shortage of drinkable water. India has a really crappy sewer system, no pun intended, many people just go on the street. The rain mixes with the waste, and well you get the idea.

    • 2 years ago
  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  
    • When monsoons stop monsooning there's a problem on Planet Houston. And when people stop splashing water on the ground there isn't any water evaporating up into the clouds. They need to plant more trees to the west of there for the airborne moisture they will produce. Or whichever side they get most of their winds from.

      Even if they could set up some big sprayer machines, spray up some water, let the sun take it from there.

    • 2 years ago
  • lopinjop
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      lopinjop  
    • Uhh man, hope there's a Monsoon sometime in the near future for these guys. Just a reminder of how thankful I should be for the water provided in America. I take it for granted a lot, but recently my back yard has been flooding due to a drainage problem, and the more water I use the more it floods. I've been taking Army Showers to conserve water and using less dishes. What would life be in America without water systems for even a week...?

    • 2 years ago
  • JanforGore
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      JanforGore  
    • Failure of the monsoon and inadequate rainfall. One of the results of climate change: erratic rainfall patterns. This is a stark example of what will happen more and more when water waste and population increases clash with the effects of climate change. And that in turn will lead to privitization of what is left which will lead to regional conflicts globally. But because this is happening half a world away there's nothing to worry about. Is that how it goes? Well, we are already seeing it playing out in California. Drought doesn't distinquish between boundary lines.

    • 2 years ago
  • Lucretia_Gross
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    • JanforGore:

      Privatized companies are already trying to buy the great lakes. Villages in Africa are forbidden to collect rainwater. And the WTO forces the removal of Tariffs on crops so that villages have to sell off their water supply to pay off their debts. This is the sick mistreatment of power and the gross negligence of humanity.

    • 2 years ago
  • JanforGore
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      JanforGore  
    • JanforGore:

      Yes, that was the loophole in the Great Lakes Compact. And the World Bank and WTO are the prime exacerbators of world debt brought on by speculation. But then that is what banks are really in business for: to keep people slaves to debt. It is indeed a gross negligence of humanity.

    • 2 years ago
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