Nocturnal Water-Fog Irrigation Overall Advantages and Disadvantages.
Advantage. Constant daily wetting of the soil surface and the vegetation (plants and trees) by 1 mm per night for 365 days a year (except in freezing weather) will for some countries and states be up to four times the normal precipitation and for other countries and states a percentage.
The all-important difference, especially for nature and thus biodiversity, is the continuity of the same amount of Water-Fog every single night (Except in freezing weather)
How can we get this amount of freshwater every single night? See link to Chapter 01 "Why should we bother about freshwater" https://lnkd.in/dDmezeWg
By starting the Water-Fog immediately after the sun has set or darkness falls, the Water-Fog has the longest possible time to work on the cooling and humidification, as well as the transport to Nature's waterways, which can prevent wildfires and mass death in biodiversity during heat waves and the related droughts on an annual basis.
Disadvantages. Stinging insects have often been the cause of the drainage of wetlands or at least the excuse for the assault on biodiversity.
This insect problem will escalate with a Nocturnal Water-Fog Irrigation but must be handled differently than in the past when short-term solutions such as DDT were the panacea of research and industry.
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Next article 09.035 which is to be published on 10 July 2024 deals with an estimated price of electricity, freshwater and material consumption per 250 km2 (equivalent to what a standard desalination plant can cover) incl. per one km2 and the calculated price per m3 at 5 and 10 years of life for the Water-Fog installation.
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