I have a three page answer waiting for you, which discredits your last misdirection of using sweet water marshes for desalination discharge, and it also demonstrates that your technology can in no way fulfill your claims as providing sufficient fresh water for agriculture. However, I will keep this short, unless you cast any more aspersions on my ability to comprehend the realities of the environmental requirements for agriculture...I assure you that I am well versed on the subject both as an environmental professional having done soil and water sampling for EC in dS/m to derive SAR for decades and as a farmer who fully comprehends the volumes of fresh water required to raise a crop. But I will say this, and give you a chance to improve your rhetoric or drag this deeper. You need to either provide credible answers when pertinent questions are asked which challenge your claims, especially when it is clear that your technology can in no possible way produce the volumes required for agriculture, or.... change your claims. Every single potential client for your technology will ask the exact same questions as I have, and trying to mislead them or saying they should just look it up, will not work whatsoever. You need credible answers that you can substantiate with fact, not your opinion. Otherwise.....Don't come on a public forum and ask ANYONE for a review if you are unwilling to provide answers.
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I have a three page answer waiting for you, which discredits your last misdirection of using sweet water marshes for desalination discharge, and it also demonstrates that your technology can in no way fulfill your claims as providing sufficient fresh water for agriculture.
However, I will keep this short, unless you cast any more aspersions on my ability to comprehend the realities of the environmental requirements for agriculture...I assure you that I am well versed on the subject both as an environmental professional having done soil and water sampling for EC in dS/m to derive SAR for decades and as a farmer who fully comprehends the volumes of fresh water required to raise a crop.
But I will say this, and give you a chance to improve your rhetoric or drag this deeper.
You need to either provide credible answers when pertinent questions are asked which challenge your claims, especially when it is clear that your technology can in no possible way produce the volumes required for agriculture, or.... change your claims.
Every single potential client for your technology will ask the exact same questions as I have, and trying to mislead them or saying they should just look it up, will not work whatsoever. You need credible answers that you can substantiate with fact, not your opinion.
Otherwise.....Don't come on a public forum and ask ANYONE for a review if you are unwilling to provide answers.