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Comment #47466099
Because the economics of desalination require locking in long term purchase/production rates at prices that dwarf current and other sources of water. SD's Poseidon desal is project…
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Comment #44719289
They're medical professionals. Not IDF soldiers. [1] 65 doctors, many of whom signed the letter previously mentioned, also signed an opinion essay on the NY Times. There are CT sca…
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Comment #44718567
There's a group signed letter by 99 American volunteer medical professionals stating: Specifically, every one of us who worked in an emergency, intensive care, or surgical setting …
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Comment #44718109
Violations happened immediately[1]. Each phase was to be 42 days(6 weeks) not 3 months. No, Israel & the US wanted a continuation via a modified version of phase 1 ceasefire rather…
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Comment #43677126
"By looking at property damage and police injuries, we also conclude that this pro-Palestine movement has not been violent. That is true of both the national protest wave in genera…
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Comment #38408499
You do if you're using an android device, for which Apple has yet to release any sort of remote app or control scheme. The general layout for the remote the parent poster was talki…
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Comment #36490124
That ruling doesn't support that assertion. >“We did not hold in Armstrong I that the President could designate any material he wishes as presidential records, and thereby exercise…
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Comment #36354019
There's an astounding amount of FUD against any prospect of side loading apps for such a supposedly technically oriented community here.
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Comment #36337026
The article does talk about US rear underride guards as well, but notes that they were inadequate for many years. I've driven past a hastily draped over fatality from such a collis…
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Comment #35710048
It's amorphous(non-crystalline) silica gel. Essentially powdered form of what you find in desiccant packs. It's pretty great as a crack and crevice treatment and lasts a long time.…
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Comment #32731572
I really cannot understand how we went from having excess capacity as described in this article ( https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.latimes.com%2Fproj... ) to the current s…
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Comment #32720752
You mean the county with the largest(and still expanding) indirect potable reuse plant in the world? Poseidon HB desalination was rejected for a variety of reasons: enormously risk…
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Comment #32633745
Prop 218 hamstrung the ability to use market-based restrictions. Rate tiers designed to encourage water conservation are substantially harder to bring into force since Capistrano T…
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Comment #31245810
Regarding the Poseidon desalination plant proposal for Huntington Beach: It's an expensive, risky, corporate handout that ranks nearly dead last across the board in terms of water …
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Comment #31245583
A little silly to assert that with respect to Orange County, when it's the home of the largest indirect potable reuse system in the world. https://www.ocwd.com/gwrs/ Only one out o…
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Comment #29917211
Duracell. The Costco CEO mentioned it in some interview a few years ago and they tend to leak as well.
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Comment #29445028
I don't know about other manufacturers, but Fellowes brand shredder oil is just expensive canola oil.
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Comment #28323109
The particular issue is, why specifically mention "sometimes higher" if there are no studies to back up that assertion or if you're going to rationalize your assertion on inference…
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Comment #28312859
>When we are talking about many variable numbers, especially of a highly transmissible one, if something can be same, then there are also cases of them being higher. So, you went w…
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Comment #28308289
Rate of reinfection is currently rare, but vaccination post infection does lower that rate. https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7032e1.htm?s_cid=mm... "Among Kentucky resident…
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Comment #28282617
Round 13 of the Imperial College REACT-1 study did still indicate an average lower viral load(higher Ct values) in vaccinated individuals.
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Comment #28216720
I don't get the intense focus on grey water in these threads. Grandparent poster mixes up grey water and tertiary recycled water down thread, so maybe confusion over that or select…
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Comment #28215118
IRWD pioneered the purple pipe system and GWRS is the largest indirect potable reuse system in the world, but because the only means of unpermitted greywater use in California is f…
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Comment #28005259
Per Android Police, replacement/discount offers are for affected devices that had been "actively reading between January 1 and June 30th of this year". Was wondering if I could get…