I wasn't able to find the proper board for this question, so I landed here.

What are some good books on how to approach the water crisis that is nearing, I'm looking for books about infrastructure, government policies, and engineering solutions that would help.

>>16715970 (OP)
There is no water crisis in the same way as there is no oil crisis.
There are many ways to generate vast amounts of clean drinking water, but some are just more expensive than others.
If demand is higher than supply, then supply will increase in price. And if price is high enough to generate a profit from more expensive methods, then those method will automatically be employed.

There's plenty of water where I live

>>16715970 (OP)
dont live where theres no water?

>>16715970 (OP)
This is a topic that interests me.

>>16715970 (OP)
You should ask an LLM for its opinion on water usage.

The solution, clearly, is to import more migrants into the US and Europe.

>>16715970 (OP)
mRNA "vaccine" should do the trick

>>16716759
two more weeks

>>16715970 (OP)
>how solve water crisis
If they can't feed themselves, why the fuck are we worried about water? Stop fucking feeding them.

I dont believe there are places with water problems. I just dont think its a real thing. I mean lets get real, we are talking about the middle east and north bharat. These places do have some water and agriculture, just not enough for their exploding populations.
What do people even expect? You have some arab farmer with a quota of euphrates water with 10 kids, and he just expect all his 10 kids will go open 10 new farms?
The solution to this problem has always been going to towns to engage in industry.

>>16715970 (OP)
Stop giving Africans wells they can’t produce themselves.
Stop allowing immigration into places the native population has decided to stop having kids and stabilize

fun fact you can make your own, its called move next to a body of water and boil it as you need it.

Solar powered desalination plants show a lot of promise and are being developed in places with water crises like Pakistan.

Palestine is also facing a severe water crisis. A solar powered desalination plant was built but the essential electronic components were seized by occupation forces for their alleged potential to be used for producing weaponry.

>>16717389

One Palestinian developed a passive solar still to address the crisis.

These are entirely solar powered and use the heat of the sun to distill water and produce sea salt as a byproduct.

Such stills can be built very cheaply in arid regions with saltwater access and the byproduct is marketable as well, sea salt commands a good price.

The ocean also provides an alternative source for lithium used in battery production, an industry mired in political conflict and exploitation.

>>16717397

The production of wells, solar powered desalination plants, passive solar stills, and rainwater harvesting all provide solutions to water crises in various climates.

>>16717401

The development of water infrastructure for agricultural irrigation, potable drinking water, hygeine, and wastewater management is key to the health and success of a civilization.

>>16717405

Building wells and water infrastructure is a very popular form of charity for Muslims. Zakat is an obligation that all Muslims have to give to charity, 2.5% of all wealth each year. Sadaqah is voluntary charity. These wells can be built in developing regions for about 200 USD.

>>16717409

Afghanistan is facing a water crisis as we speak. The Durand Line, a colonial border drawn in 1893, seperates Afghanistan and Pakistan and is arguably the cause behind its water crises and famine.

If you would like to donate a well to Afghanistan here is a link. This is one way to address the water crisis, through humanitarian aid via nonprofits. Many nonprofits provide humanitarian aid without a geopolitical agenda.

https://givemoa.org.uk/water-well/?_gl=1*rgwyjk*_ga*MTcwNTk1ODIyMS4xNzUxNzg3MzA4*_ga_BX9S1DDB01*czE3NTE3ODczMDckbzEkZzAkdDE3NTE3ODczMDkkajU4JGwwJGgw

>>16715970 (OP)
Many of the problems with access to water are intentionally created by politicians to further their agenda. For example developers bribe politicians to approve massive housing projects without adequate water infrastructure. The infrastructure could be built, but they choose not to. California is famous for emptying their full water reservoirs then claiming there is a drought emergency, while giving huge amounts of water to select individuals who grow almonds and other products that require large amounts of water at very low prices, those products are sold making the owners even richer. Most of the good info is not in books, you need to spend a lot of time digging out the info.

>>16715970 (OP)
What water crisis? This makes no sense.

>Idiot contractor starts felling forests to build city
>Pavement skips the aquifer
>expected source of water runs out
Is this your water crisis?

>Be retard contractor
>Keep buying all land to profit off of it
>large swathes of people can't afford it
>they go to live in the fucking desert
Is this the water crisis?

>>16717415
Why would I give goatfuckers money? Anyway, didn't the government already get a lot of money from the US?

>>16716811
They were able to feed themselves before the white man came, or else they wouldn't exist. They only started starving like this after the white man started sucking their blood over 400 years ago.

>>16716927
Genuine White guilt is why the West helps Africans, because it is our fault their conditions are so bad, because we continue to unfairly capitalize on them to this day.

>>16721644
>we
Lmao

>>16721644
>They only started starving like this after the white man started sucking their blood over 400 years ago.
Lol
They're starving because they don't know what is planning parenthood so they shit kids without caring about their future
Whitey is at fault because they provide them with medicine like vaccines instead of letting them dying

>>16721734
>They're starving because they don't know what is planning parenthood
There wasnt planned parenthood in africa 400 years ago nor 4000 years ago
The situation in africa is simply not natural

>>16722485
Stupid fucking retard, they had population explotions thanks to (white) medicine, they used to reproduce but they also died a lot
OFC black women had to pay and they still pay In a different way (get raped and raise 5 children without dreams)

>>16715970 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfiH9T-iR3E
I don't know any books but this video details a good method.

Imagine being dumb enough to believe the earth is somehow running out of water.

>>16715970 (OP)
Look into
>The Cochabamba Water War

This article has a qrd
https://therealnews.com/the-cochabamba-water-war-bolivias-rebellion-against-neoliberalism

>in 1999, in Cochabamba, Bolivia, when the city privatized the city’s municipal water supply.

>The move came at the mandate of the World Bank.

>The new company was a subsidiary of the US construction firm Bechtel and several other foreign corporations.

>The company raised water rates more than 30% overnight.