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Between 1996 and 2000 several top research institutes published studies stating the Earth has 30 years left of freshwater -- total supply! After that it's all over
Yes, but has anyone actually researched Stephan Riess (sometimes mispelt as Reiss)? He was able to drill into rockformations and extract potable water. books that mention him are:
Brian Desborough: A Blueprint for a Better Planet
Alick Bartholomew: Hidden Nature
Callum Coats: Living Energies
there used to be a Riess Institute, but no more, however, web-archive gives you
this. there is also a special water issue of Infinite Energy, in which Morad Eghbal talks about the water-crisis in Middle-east and also Riess. There are also a few mentions of Riess on dowser-websites.
From what I've read, it would appear that Riess was involved in the drilling of water in the Mojave Desert, for creating California City (Desborough), also he drilled in Israel (Desborough/Infinite Energy). Someone to look up, hope you find something additional to this online. I've scoured google for Riess/Reiss and made a small compilation of various websites (for my own help really). access
here.
If anyone knows how to get in touch with Morad Eghbal, or find original articles on Riess's escapades, do let me know. I am especially looking for any magazines/newspapers that would shed more light to this:
"High in the mountainous country along the Israel-Jordan border, Riess located the first of several wells about a mile and a half from Eilat itself. As Meir Ben-Dov wrote in the Jerusalem Post:
The site chosen is where a fivemeter- wide cleft, running vertically through the mountain, is crossed at right angles by a similar cleft, hardly twenty centimeters across. The bowels of the earth in erupting have filled these clefts with an igneous intrusion of a sort, soapy-feeling, mottled brown rock called gabbro. The drill slowly worked its way downward, alternately in igneous intrusion and again in granite as the cleft in the rock snaked its way downward."
"On May 29, 1959, the Jerusalem Post published an estimate that the amount of water struck in the Riesslocated wells was enough to supply a city of more than 100,000 persons including industry, air-conditioning, parks, gardens, and a dozen outlying villages. Analysis of the water, stated the newspaper, revealed that the Eilatis, used to drinking water with 3,000 parts per million of dissolved mineral salts (TDS), now had a supply with only 1/6 that amount of TDS. For his work in Israel, Ben-Gurion presented Riess with a medal and his wife with a sterling silverbound copy of the Talmud in English."
"The astounding find was not lost on Arab leaders, neighbors of Israel. Invited to Cairo by Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser, Riess became the only exception to a rigid years-long stricture prohibiting Americans who had visited Israel from setting foot in Arab lands. Along the Nile, Riess located several water wells on rocky promontories for well-known Egyptians before flying on to the Sudan at the invitation of the Mahdi, where a revolution disrupted his planned geological exploration for water. This prompted his return home."
there is no water/energy crisis - it is a crisis of ignorance
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