Posted by GaryInKs on December 09, 2020 at 08:47:26 from (66.232.222.173):
In Reply to: Water pipeline? posted by rrman61 on December 09, 2020 at 04:37:31:
This has been talked about before , who would pay for this ? I am in NW Kansas where it is very dry, water would have to be pumped over 400 miles to an elevation of over 4000 feet, the pipe would have to be 8 to 12 feet in diameter, how many huge pumps would be needed along the way? Hundreds of roads would have to be crossed as well as other buried utility lines and pipes,Thousand of properties would be involved, and if by some miracle this did happen, who gets the water ? and where will it be stored? lakes and ponds would have to be dug and how does the water get to each farm and how do they pay for it? Also if this is river water there is another problem , it is dirty , why contaminate farm land with filthy water when farmers are using too many chemicals now?
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