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June 2006, the Pacific Institute (PI) issued a report entitled, Desalination, With a Grain of Salt―A California Perspective. Ignoring several decades of successful trail log of desalination in over 120 countries international and the recent groundbreaking advances in applied
desalination research in California,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the report presents an attitude that the most of the ongoing seawater desalination initiatives in the State of California are premature. This attitude is no shared by the people of California, who in the November 2002 state plebiscite voted in support
of Proposition 50, which endorses the development of an integrated water management plan as the Golden State in which desalination finds its rightful location, by with enhanced water reuse and maintenance.
The report ignores the state government’s recognition that reliance on existing fresh water resources, provocative conservation and water reuse solo may not be adequate to encounter long-term water demand and that the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) has diagramed a new lesson of reconnaissance of seawater and brackish water desalination for an alternative authentic and drought-proof water supply adding to the state water portfolio. The potential barriers associated with the use of seawater desalination presented in the report are: the growth inducement potential of the proposed desalination projects; the affordability of the desalinated water; the relatively higher stamina use; the latent environmental impacts from the action of the desalination factory intake and expel; and public health cares associated with the quality of desalinated water.
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Currently the DWR is supervising a (US) $50 million desalination acknowledge program created to help water utilities statewide in the implementation of brackish water and seawater desalination projects. The first round of this program was carried out in 2005 by awarding $24.75 million
to 24 different desalination projects. The second circular of the agenda awarded different $21.5 million of grants to 23 projects in June 2006. The grand funding was dispensed to possibility studies; applied research, development and pilot testing activities; and to the implementation of demonstration and full-scale desalination projects. The funded projects (scheduled to be completed by 2009) are anticipated to provide
practical solutions to key environmental, energy and price challenges that the use of desalination may face in California.
Will desalination initiatives evoke unplanned growth? California’s desalination initiative is planned to yield over 20 new projects state wide which would supply up to 450
mgd of high-quality drinking water along year 2020. Locations of the key ongoing seawater desalination projects throughout
the state are denoted in Figure 1. Even if all of the proposed desalination projects are built by their highest intended capacity, they would be ample apt only afford 1.1 percent of the absolute present state water demand of 40,000 mgd and approximately 5.6 percentage of its urban water claim of 8,000 mgd. The PI report insinuates that this volume of ‘new’ water is somehow working to spur meaningful population growth and would result in one unpredictably high burden ashore the state’s electrical supply system and other resources. A look by the tangible facts, whatever, reveals a very different anecdote.
According to the 2005 California Water Plan, by year 2030 the state’s population is projected to mushroom by 31.5 percent (from 36.5 million to 48 million), which averages approximately 1.26 percent per year (prorated to 12.6 percent by year 2015, when all proposed desalination
projects are to be operational). It is obvious that even now the all 5.6 percent increment of state urban water supply that would result from the implementation of all of the proposed desalination projects is applied towards the 12.6 percent of population growth planned to happen by year 2015, this supply increment would be suf