Continual drought years in the Southwest United States has caused a depletion of the groundwater which causes subsidence. WSIOL, Inc. seeks to replace the water year round, so that in the drought years there will be sufficient water stored for such times.
After watching the videos, the path to the solution will be clear. It will provide water to the Southwestern United States. Our goal is to relieve and repair the long-neglected shortage of water in the most productive farming area in America. There are four growing seasons, which is highly uncommon on most of the planet. The San Joaquin valley of Central California is the breadbasket of farm produce, but the water supply is running out. Farms are being shut down and the land sold. This area should rather be expanded, not destroyed.
Further, it is the company’s intent to do it without government funding, because private money always does anything better.
Further, it is the company’s intent to do it without government funding, because private money always does anything better.
Please join the project with whatever your talents may be. This is a project of the people, and for the people. It is not for profit, and surely is not up for the power grabs of government. We are about the good work that God leads us all to do. Together we can accomplish this worthwhile endeavor to provide much needed water, but it will also provide jobs for 100 years in the care and maintenance of this pipeline.
Hydropolitics Academy Video
WSIOL, Inc. uses the newest technology that has been tested and proven it works. The idea of encapsulating fresh pure drinking water from the source and delivering it was done in California in 1903. Now with 21st Century technology we can do it again with a slight twist. Under the sea.
The test case closest to WSIOL’s project can be seen in the Mediterranean Sea.
TRNC Water Supply Project
The project is unique in the world and was realized in 2013 after a long planning period. REINERT-RITZ was selected as a partner for the connection of the 500 m long PE pipes.
insight from ISCO
a resin supplier and owner of WL Plastics, a pipe producer. Benefits of utilizing HDPE for 21st century municipal water solutions
Municipal water systems that installed ductile iron pipe (DIP) 20 or more years ago are failing at an alarming rate. Cities like Duluth, Minnesota have been forced to address water main breaks and leaks with costly repairs to the DIP. And despite the financial investment, not to mention the time and inconvenience, these repairs are like putting a bandage on a proverbial compound fracture.
Large Diameter HDPE Pipe – What’s the big deal?
Large diameter pipe has been around for a while. It’s not new technology.
There is however a perception that large diameter HDPE is the smart phone of the telephone family. While HDPE does have numerous advantages that mirror the value of having an iPhone, the perceived youth of large diameter has a narrow world view to blame.
The Evolution of Potable Water Pipes
Ductile iron was first used in water supply networks in 1955. It replaced cast iron pipe, which dominated water conveyance for decades. Although the switch reduced catastrophic circular breaks and corrosion found with cast iron pipe, it did not eliminate these issues, as ductile iron still corrodes and breaks.