Black People : Billion-plus people to lack water in 2050: study

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

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Acquiring clean water is the problem, not rehydration ...

1. 1 litre of clean water.
2. 8 level teaspoons of sugar.
3. ½ of a level teaspoon of table salt.

Why can't sugar be added to the salty ocean water since a combination of salt and sugar are used as oral rehydration?


http://childhealthcare.co.za/diarrh...an-a-sugar-and-salt-solution-be-made-at-home/

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-an-Oral-Rehydration-Salts-Drink-(ORS)

Home made sugar and salt solution (SSS) is not quite as good as commercial oral rehydration solution as it does not contain potassium. However, it is immediately available and often lifesaving. The commonest recipe for a sugar and salt solution is:

One litre of water can be measured with a measuring jug or a one litre cool drink bottle. The sugar and salt must be added to the litre of clean water and mixed well. It is very important not to add too much salt. If possible, the sugar and salt solution should be given by cup or by spoon as this avoids using dirty bottles. It is dangerous to add a sachet of rehydration powder to the sugar and salt solution as this will make the solution too concentrated.

A sugar and salt solution for oral rehydration can be easily made up at home

 

[Michael Smith]

Peace Family... in the meantime while drinking water is still available... stock up... store as much as possible... research survival sites such as The Ready Store.com ... from where I purchase long term products including Water... just a thought... Peace

 

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

In the Spirit of Update,


Why Bottled Water Comes From California, Which Can't Spare Much

Bottled-water drinkers, we have a problem: There's a good chance that your water comes from California, a state experiencing the third-driest year on record.

In the grand scheme of things, the amount of water used for bottling in California is only a tiny fraction of the amount of water used for food and beverage production—plenty of other bottled drinks use California's water, and a whopping 80 percent of the state's water supply goes toward agriculture. But still, the question remains: Why are Americans across the country drinking bottled water from drought-ridden California?

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/why-bottled-water-comes-california-200816657.html

http://destee.com/index.php?threads...o-lack-water-in-2050-study.65892/#post-892244

see ... i said it ... massa nem already kill'n erry bodee up for da oil ... watah is next.

massa nem gon' problee sell that to us too ... for $10.00 a gallon ... if'n its enuff ta go roun' n you kin 'ford some.



Destee

 

[umbrarchist]

How much of the economy is based on consumers being stupid and how much on the government helping the rich rip consumers off? Of course then the rich have more money to bribe politicians.