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Environment & Energy

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1. Good luck with that.

Fri Oct 7, 2022, 10:29 AM

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Good luck with that. Srkdqltr Oct 2022 #1

Any better ideas? nt mitch96 Oct 2022 #2

we have been talking about this within our family recently rurallib Oct 2022 #3

If oil pipelines can be run for hundreds of miles, Bayard Oct 2022 #4

And if the water pipeline ruptured Jerry2144 Oct 2022 #10

But isn't this most seawater? viva la Oct 2022 #6

Well. I've been hollering about that for years now. CousinIT Oct 2022 #7

not really feasible moonshinegnomie Oct 2022 #8

It's uphill all the way, at least 1500 miles. PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 2022 #9

Is water selling for five dollars a gallon? PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 2022 #15

It took 7 years for the Colorado River to fill Lake Mead taxi Oct 2022 #14

Of course I don't have a better idea. Srkdqltr Oct 2022 #19

romans did all that using gravity nt msongs Oct 2022 #21

Yup, great engineering for so long ago.. nt mitch96 Oct 2022 #22

Anyone who believes this is feasible has no idea of scale or cost NickB79 Oct 2022 #23