Par Keeley MacKenzie (non vérifié), le 28 janvier, 2009 - 02:41.
I do believe there is a need to transport water to different areas in America. The ancient aqueducts used materials already found in the environment. The Puquois in Peru are fascinating; no one is sure when they were built--but they were first written about around 1600, and most of them are in use today. Building a system to transport water across this country for clean drinking water supplies and irrigation would provide many green jobs by utilizing natural resources. Someone pointed out earlier that we should use ocean waters that are rising, which is an excellent idea.
I do believe there is a need
I do believe there is a need to transport water to different areas in America. The ancient aqueducts used materials already found in the environment. The Puquois in Peru are fascinating; no one is sure when they were built--but they were first written about around 1600, and most of them are in use today. Building a system to transport water across this country for clean drinking water supplies and irrigation would provide many green jobs by utilizing natural resources. Someone pointed out earlier that we should use ocean waters that are rising, which is an excellent idea.