
“To spend dozens of, rather, hundreds of billions of rubles on the desalination of sea water in the Crimea, while in six years“ reunification ”did not bother to fix desperately current pipes on which the water is transmitted, did not establish a rainwater collection system, did not attract all other technologies to eliminate leakage and saving valuable liquid, such as a drip irrigation, such as a drip irrigation?” - writes an analyst and publicist on his Facebook page.
“This is generally consistent with the mind and logic? That is, precious desalinated water with a high probability will pour into the old, rusty, still Soviet, current water supply and half flow into the soil? And still howl, nagging and groans about drought and lack of moisture will remain.
This is if the notorious and extremely complex desalination technologies can still be obtained/mastering, despite the willingness to pay exorbitant goods.
As always with us - instead of patching a holey pelvis to begin to solve the problem with an increase in the supply of liquid into it, this applies to Crimea and the national budget ... "