<span>I am sure its Kiribati</span>
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First is the high cost, because it takes a lot of increasingly expensive energy to remove salt from seawater. A second problem is that pumping large volumes of seawater through pipes and using chemicals to sterilize the water and keep down algae growth kills many marine organisms and also requires large inputs of energy (and thus money) to run the pumps. A third problem is that desalination produces huge quantities of salty wastewater that must go somewhere.
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The economic concept of scarcity.
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In economics, <em>scarcity</em><em> </em>represents the phenomenon of <em>limitless</em> <em>wants</em> suppressed by <em>limited</em><em> </em><em>resources</em>.
In this case, Allie feels she needs $90 shoes while she has not got the resources required to buy them.
This typical economic problem can be solved by moderating one's wants and clearly identifying what is priority from what is not, then intelligently making decisions on what available resources should be spent.
Start by figuring out is the tenant on a month to month or in the middle of a lease, next is the tenant violating any rules or failing to follow any guidelines? What about behaviour? Is the state lease abiding the state laws? Is the tenant violating laws and or not paying rent on time or just not at all? This is just a few things but if any are met than send out an eviction notice and think about getting an attorney. You will then go to court and you will need witnesses. Then the conviton will be made. Win or lose depending on information. <span />
