Desalination requires a lot of of energy or electricity, which makes it expensive.
It is expensive because if requires a great deal of energy or electricity.
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Because its proper REEM
Desalination can be expensive due to high operational costs, primarily associated with energy consumption required for processes like reverse osmosis or thermal distillation. The infrastructure needed for desalination plants and the maintenance of complex systems also contribute to costs. Additionally, environmental considerations, such as the disposal of brine and potential impacts on marine ecosystems, can lead to further expenses. Lastly, the scale of production and local regulatory requirements can influence overall financial viability.
Desalination.
It is expensive because if requires a great deal of energy or electricity.
Desalination
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yes
desalination in general is expansive because it requires a lot of energy.
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Icebergs are a long way from where the water is most needed, so getting them to where they could be used would cost a lot of money. Desalination is used, to some extent, but it requires a fair amount of machinery and energy, which also means that it's expensive.
Icebergs are a long way from where the water is most needed, so getting them to where they could be used would cost a lot of money. Desalination is used, to some extent, but it requires a fair amount of machinery and energy, which also means that it's expensive.
Yes, desalination plants are generally expensive to build and operate due to the high costs associated with the technology and energy required to remove salt from seawater.
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This process is called Desalination.