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To: teeman8r

Death Valley is 5270 square miles and average depth of almost 300 feet. Relatively speaking it would be easy to run a pipeline from the coast and siphon seawater into the valley. So on behalf of my fellow Californians, if my math is right, we’re willing to take 1.5 million acre feet of the excess. As another poster stated, let’s see the northern Sahara basin do its part. Between us we’ve got this covered. Evaporation and increased rainfall will distribute the water


72 posted on 09/09/2022 12:18:35 PM PDT by j.havenfarm (21 years on Free Republic, 12/10/21! More than 5000 replies and still not shutting up!)
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To: j.havenfarm

No worries. Bill Gates and Elon Musk will soon propose a joint venture to build a mega-drill to punch 12-mile-deep holes into the ocean floors, so the water will safely seep into the earth’s mantle. [/S]


78 posted on 09/09/2022 12:29:23 PM PDT by rfp1234 (Comitia asinorum et rhinocerum delenda sunt.)
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To: j.havenfarm

good point... i would love to see a pipeline from the mississippi flood region to the drought stricken west... would enviros protest that?


79 posted on 09/09/2022 12:29:59 PM PDT by teeman8r (Armageddon won't be pretty, but it's not like it's the end of the world or something )
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To: j.havenfarm
Death Valley is 5270 square miles and average depth of almost 300 feet. Relatively speaking it would be easy to run a pipeline from the coast and siphon seawater into the valley.

The only problem is that there are two 14,000 foot mountain ranges between the ocean and Bad Water in Death Valley.

91 posted on 09/09/2022 1:07:54 PM PDT by Inyo-Mono
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