Seawater is salty.

Seawater contains salt.

Seawater contains salt.

Turning seawater into clouds is a natural process.

You can't drink seawater because it is too salty.

And, because they rely on seawater, they cause no freshwater scarcity.

Yet pollution, climate change, and seawater intrusion are diminishing supplies of fresh water at similar rates.

The Red Sea is a seawater inlet of the Indian Ocean, lying between Africa and Asia.

According to the underlying science that Bush ignores, hurricanes take their energy from the warmth of seawater.

Another promising approach is marine cloud whitening, which sprays seawater droplets into marine clouds to make them reflect more sunlight.

They often add that, since fusion burns hydrogen, which can be found in seawater, it is an infinite source of energy.

(Boats would spray seawater droplets into clouds above the oceans to make them reflect more sunlight back into space, reducing warming).

The seawater at the crash site was apparently so rough that it hampered the country's coast guard from reaching the bodies.

They only work from December to May, when there is sufficient sunlight to evaporate the accumulated seawater, leaving behind its salt.

They are among the less conventional of various types of farms scattered along Myanmar s coastline, wherein the harvest is gathered from seawater.

But microorganisms in seawater quickly colonize the membranes and block the pores, and controlling them requires periodic costly and chemical intensive cleaning.

Salt is produced from salt mines or for the sea salt by the evaporation of seawater or mineral rich spring water in shallow pools.

The pipe is so large I could walk through it standing upright, were it not full of Mediterranean seawater pumped from an intake a mile offshore.

It is remarkable to consider that we could cancel out this century s global warming with 1,900 unmanned ships spraying seawater mist into the air to thicken clouds.

It's between two isotopes of hydrogen, two kinds of hydrogen deuterium, which is heavy hydrogen, which you can get from seawater, and tritium which is super heavy hydrogen.

Modern developments in desalination have brought the cost per unit of desalinated seawater to levels comparable to obtaining fresh water from natural sources (approximately US 0.05 per cubic meter).

First, the nuclear fuel is not seawater, but a mixture of the two heavy isotopes of hydrogen, deuterium and tritium, a radioactive element that has been produced in small quantities for hydrogen bombs.

Overview Because the density of pure ice is about 920 kg m³, and that of seawater about 1025 kg m³, typically only one tenth of the volume of an iceberg is above water.

CAMBRIDGE Around the world, demand for fresh water doubles every 20 years, owing to increasing population and affluence. Yet pollution, climate change, and seawater intrusion are diminishing supplies of fresh water at similar rates.

Now in the laboratory, if you take a clam and you put it in the pH that is not 8.1, which is the normal pH of seawater but 7.5, it dissolves in about three days.

Its 14 foot surge of seawater was backed by the sea level rise already caused by a century of global warming, and the storm s sweep and intensity was fueled by a warming planet s warmer ocean waters.

And sometimes you can see it even closer than that, because the heads on ships that's toilets, for any land lovers that are listening are flushed with unfiltered seawater that often has bioluminescent plankton in it.

The reservoirs beneath us contain several feet of sand through which the seawater filters before making its way to a vast metal hangar, where it is transformed into enough drinking water to supply 1.5 million people.

Some proposed climate engineering technologies in particular, marine cloud whitening technology could be cheap, fast, and effective. (Boats would spray seawater droplets into clouds above the oceans to make them reflect more sunlight back into space, reducing warming).

Brought down to earth, nuclear fusion a process fueled primarily by lithium and deuterium (an isotope of hydrogen), both of which are plentiful in seawater and in the earth s crust could provide a major source of low carbon energy.