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Cost to the communityBuilding desalination plants is not always feasible for a country or a community, with construction costs that are high enough to prevent the development of the technology, as many people just cannot afford the initial price tag—and there are not enough returns to justify the investments made. Even if all water is produced through desalination, sea water would provide an almost inexhaustible supply, which means that even in times of drought, people would have sufficient access to fresh water supply needed for growing crops, for daily living and for a lot of other needs. Simply put, it brings an end to water crisis.
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