Chemistry, 08.06.2021 21:10 josiebranstetter93

Why is the limitation on supplies of freshwater becoming an increasing problem despite the fact that we have desalination technologies? a) Desalination is expensive.
b) Desalination takes too long.
c) Desalination is not well understood.
d) Desalination creates too much waste salt.

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