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In my opinion, we must implement the treatment of the wastewater that we use in our homes and capture the rainwater.

Francisco Briseño

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Group 4. Felipe, Mariana, Perla , Jesus.

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Group 4. Felipe, Mariana, Perla , Jesus.

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"What are other ways of possibly getting access to water besides desalinization (removing salt from sea water), or taking advantage of melting ice caps?

Video "How do get water from underground"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZqlmUYHXxE

We saw the video in youtube  that said another way to getting access to water is by getting water from underground. There are some area that exist aquifers, an aquifer is a body of saturated rock through which water can easily move.

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We think that is most easy to remove salt from sea water because in that way we can take advantage of a resource that is in large quantities   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNRKPe-KZt4

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In my research I found this video about this super interesting product that gets solar energy and allows you to get clean drinking water from the air.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7FWGTeYGXE

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What are other ways of possibly getting access to water besides desalinization (removing salt from sea water) or taking advantage of melting ice caps?

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Scientists' Crazy Plan To Refreeze The Arctic

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What are other ways of possibly getting access to water besides desalinization (removing salt from sea water), or taking advantage of melting ice caps?

https://www.seeker.com/10-ways-to-create-water-as-world-fights-drought-1769786126.html

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRFyc45t1-c

What are other ways of possibly getting access to water besides desalinization (removing salt from sea water), or taking advantage of melting ice caps?

First of all, we need to know what is the desalinization, this is the way in which we take all the salt in the salt water to make it drinkable. so with this new form that is post in the youtube video, we can make this desalinization less expensive with the graphene, so this is a new way to make water drinkable in this century.

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TEAM 3: César García Pérez, Claudio B, Daniela, Enrique Herrera

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TEAM 3: César García Pérez, Claudio B, Daniela, Enrique Herrera

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CQ65gHY9DU

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TEAM 4 : Alhelí Robles, María Fernanda, Francisco. 

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TEAM 4 : Alhelí Robles, María Fernanda, Francisco. 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXepkIWPhFQ

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzzWgow8unI

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRFyc45t1-c

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What are other ways of possibly getting access to water besides desalinization (removing salt from sea water), or taking advantage of melting ice caps?

The first attempts to desalinate seawater, applied in the Middle East in the mid-1950s, consisted basically of large amounts of water, to separate the salt during evaporation.
The process of reverse osmosis is that water is forced to cross a membrane to leave impurities behind. The permeability of the membrane can be so small that all impurities, salt molecules, bacteria and viruses are separated from water. The main problem with desalination plants is still their enormous operating cost.

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Team 3: Marco Cesar, Alejandra Ollivier and Natalia

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Team 3: Marco Cesar, Alejandra Ollivier and Natalia

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIaw5mCjHPI

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What are other ways of possibly getting access to water besides desalinization, or taking advantage of melting ice caps?
As we know, the 70% of sweet water    Is on icebergs and I read on the internet that one big piece of iceberg can give sweet water to 1 million people for 5 years so we can think that is the best solution for the problem because what I understand is that If any country in the world could take a piece of an iceberg they can try that new way to have water, but it might be expensive have all this technology. But, the world is going to be affected if we finished all the icebergs? Of course! Because we are going to finish with the animals and the ecosystem of that zone.

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SANDRA. Please, as a team discuss your answer to this question through whatsapp, and then write it down here. One answer per team. Make sure you write all team member's names.

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SANDRA. Please, as a team discuss your answer to this question through whatsapp, and then write it down here. One answer per team. Make sure you write all team member's names.