Water flow in the United States is determined by continantial divides, the great divide, the northen
divide, the eastern divide and the St Lawrence Seaway divide. The importance of understanding the water flow in
the USA in paramount in the later days. The Bible speaks of famines and fearful sights that will happen. Famines
can be caused by scarceness of water or floods, among other things. During droughts and perilous floods, geographical
locations in relationship to continantial divides could be a matter of life and death, as well as production and
prices of food, and the price of land, just to name a few. Containtial divides will also give clues as to what regions
of the country in which to invest and in what companies in which to buy stocks during the perilous times to come.
The price of water could be at a very high preminum before the return of
Christ. Who knows how much a gallon of pure water will cost in these days to come. There are already governmental concerns
of pure drinking water and sanitation problems that exist today. In droughts these issues will greatly increase.
Today, states are in legal battles over water rights of rivers, lakes and streams, etc. Governments are now purchasing
water from one another. These issues can and will effect the miragration of people to a great degree in the last days
when the troubled times prophesied in the Bible play out.
Luke
21:11 And great earthquakes shall be in divers places, and famines, and pestilences; and fearful sights and great signs
shall there be from heaven. These are the words of Jesus, who said that all of these things must come to pass.
There is no changing them. However, He also said to His people to not be fearful or troubled over them. He has
always protected those who walk uprightly before him and he always will. The Bible plainly teaches of two things that
will bring God's judgment on nations and individuals, disobedience to his word and turning from Israel. Either will
bring these endtime signs upon a nation. Man has been forewarned. There is no wrong judgment with God. Lack
of knowledge is no excuse. God has plainly made known the things that will come on disobedience as well as obedience.
Those that obey, blessings but to those who disobey, a curse and they will not come without cause.
As investors, what do we need to look for to occupy in these areas? Water and sanatation utilities will be very active
from now on. Much government spending is ineffect and will continue into the future, but it will not be enough.
Corporations will also be requried to address these mounting water problems. The first rule in ecomomics is to see the
need, calculate the risk and meet the need. Wise investors will find the companies that are doing this and get involved.
What better investment that the betterment of a nation.
Contiantinal divides
in troubled times will determine the electric companies in which to invest, due to importance of water in the making electricity.
Today, states are buying electircity from each other. In lmy opinion, look to the heartland of this nation to find wise
inverstments in the future.
Water Pollution A Major Global Problem
Water
pollution has become a major global problem. Nations such as India and China must import drinking water due to large populations. Today China is having problems with water shortages, not having
enough water for drinking, industrial use and watering of crops.
One of the
fastest growing areas of the cleantech sector is water, second only to energy. Granted, clean energy gets the most attention,
but clean water is becoming an essential high priority. According to sector experts, water could possible take
the lead in the coming decades. In the cleantech sector, earning good investment returns from innovations in the
water sector is a real challenge. Presently there are industry associations formed to promote entrepreneurial
involvement in water technologies.
Only 3% of the water on earth is freshwater, with 1.5 billion people globally not having access to it. According to industry experts water is the the third largest industry on
earth, representing $550 billion of revenues. They also indicate that 75% of U.S. water infrastructure
will need to be replaced, at a cost of hundreds of billions of dollars. The way we move, treat and
filter water has changed little since the time of Julius Caesar. This fact alone should open creative minds to new
innovations. According to these same experts, innovation is not happening at the required pace: only
$130 million in venture capital was placed in 33 water deals in 2009, with little corporate, academic and public
sector resources and Research and development centers involved. In 2009, $172 billion were the capital expenditures
in the water-related esctor, with an estimated $30-60 billion per year in North America over the next several years,
within the 52,000 community water systems and 155,000 non-community water systems. It is estimated that 20-25
percent of all treated water is lost through leaks. Doubtless the water sector has been overlooked in opportunites
to profit. Now and going forward may be a good time to dive in a make a big splash of profits in clean water.
