Potable water shortage very likely to end up in war

FOR nearly two decades I have been aware that there is a crisis in supplying potable water for human consumption. I disagree that there is a shortage of water.

The Earth has the same amount of H2O today as it did a million years ago, but there are too many folks needing potable supplies and too much groundwater is used in irrigation and mining.

For places like Australia and Europe, there are mounting concerns of shortage to supply because there has been no increase in storage.

Southeast Queensland had a $ 9 billion expenditure pipeline network connecting all the dams from near Nambour, the Wappa Dam on the Sunshine Coast and the Hinze Dam on the Gold Coast with a large desalination plant off the Gold Coast that has yet to produce and pump into the system a litre of potable water. This plant, with another at Sydney and I think Melbourne, requires massive electricity to produce drinkable water.

It’s all high expenditure political panic because of global warming and the Left doomsters’ prediction of the destruction of Australia’s population on the east coast.

Every student knows that at higher temperatures water evaporates to form clouds and clouds dump rain.

There is a problem because rain must fall in catchment areas for human consumption.

There has not been a new dam or water storage created in Australia in the last 50 years to my knowledge.

I also know of no government concerned about the human population that will see maybe a billion being culled through starvation and thirst – mostly across Africa and Asia.

I said before that when the oil is gone the Arab nations will be back to camels and oasis living and I believe that there is a secret plan to populate Europe and places like Australia to ensure Islam lives on.

There will be wars over water, and I believe the flash point is northeast Africa, Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt. ROBERT S BUICK,

Mountain Creek.