JOBS TO BUILD A WATER PIPELINE FOR DROUGHTS AND FLOODS AND SAVE BILLIONS IN CROPS, LIVESTOCK, PROPERTY!
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Apr 16th, 2015Someone from Harpers Ferry, WV signed.
Apr 16th, 2015Someone from Cayucos, CA writes:
You are saying the weather is going to bring water consent every year , don't relay on weather in the future desalination platforms off the coast powered by wind solar and water pumped to shore and tap into state water line and one to naciemento lake that supplies all of central valley that supply 45% of usa produce.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 14th, 2015Someone from Parker, CO writes:
I WOULD RATHER SEE US SPEND MONEY FOR A WATER PIPELINE THAN TO SPEND THE MONEY FOR AN OIL PIPELINE. BOTH WOULD HELP WITH THE JOBS BUT I SEE THE WATER NEED NOW MORE THAN EVER. REMEMBER FOOD IS WHAT FEEDS US NOT OIL. CONGRESS GET YOU'RE HEADS OUT OF YOUR*****AND THINK OF THE BIGGER PICTURE NOT LINING YOUR POCKETS WITH OIL MONEY.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 13th, 2015Someone from Waianae, HI signed.
Apr 13th, 2015Someone from San Diego, CA signed.
Apr 12th, 2015Someone from Houston, TX writes:
Surely water pipelines would be much less expensive than desalinization plants. It's time to get to work on them, NOW.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 11th, 2015Someone from Atascadero, CA writes:
what the hell are you waiting for?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 10th, 2015Someone from Chesterfield, VA signed.
Apr 9th, 2015Someone from San Diego, CA writes:
Instead of Oil Pipelines we need to be focused on Water Pipelines that would supply the west coast and other drought stricken states. Food and agriculture are more important than building oil pipelines.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 9th, 2015Someone from Helendale, CA signed.
Apr 8th, 2015Someone from San Diego, CA signed.
Apr 8th, 2015Someone from San Diego, CA writes:
Sounds like a great idea. Let's DO IT!REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 8th, 2015Someone from San Diego, CA signed.
Apr 8th, 2015Someone from San Diego, CA writes:
Building a water pipeline to California is the ONLY solution to saving the wilderness areas, the agricultural areas, and the water supply to residents. There may be more drought years, so "bandaid" programs will have no effect, and the millions or billions spent on these will simply be futile. The federal government has a responsibility to all citizens of the U.S. to ensure that drought-stricken states will be provided some form of permanent relief, i.e., a continuous SUPPLY of water, which is necessary for all forms of life - not only for humans, but for wildlife and for flora. And, if there is no relief, what will happen when wildfires occur? - from where will the water come to combat these and to save lives and homes? A water pipeline is certainly more important by far than an oil pipeline - money and profits for big business (i.e., for an oil pipeline) should be of considerably less importance than quality of life. The federal government provides relief for floods, earthquakes, and other natural disasters. Prolonged drought and its serious, adverse impact on the environment is certainly a "natural disaster."REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 8th, 2015Someone from San Diego, CA signed.
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Apr 8th, 2015Someone from Owosso, MI writes:
This could help greatly with food shortages.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 7th, 2015Someone from Mechanicsville, PA writes:
send this idea to Sean Hannity , glenn beck and Rush LimbaughREPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 7th, 2015Someone from Schenectady, NY writes:
... Or... your nation (and all the people living in it) could finally start living a more responsible way of life by saving ressources (water, oil, power), driving more economical cars (maybe walk a few meters instead of using the car), trying to get more energy from renewable sources, eat less meat. With that you will save your country and more important the whole planet you are living on.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 6th, 2015Someone from Concord, CA signed.
Apr 6th, 2015Someone from Hauppauge, NY writes:
Yes, it would cost as much as the Iraq war, but we would be a stronger nation with the pipes.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 6th, 2015Someone from Seattle, WA writes:
Louisville, KY is flooding while California is drying up. (Boulder, CO flooded in 2013 while California was...again, drying up.) We have the technology to pump a zillion barrels of crude across state lines: why not life-giving water instead?REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 6th, 2015Someone from San Diego, CA signed.
Apr 6th, 2015Someone from Yorba Linda, CA signed.
Apr 5th, 2015Someone from Rancho Cucamonga, CA writes:
If we can build a pipeline from Canada to south Texas for oil why can't we do the same for water. A pipeline from Washington or even Canada to end at the California aqueduct.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 5th, 2015Someone from Tyngsboro, MA writes:
Time to accept the fact that climate change is now changing our every day lives.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 5th, 2015Someone from Oakdale, CA signed.
Apr 5th, 2015Someone from Dublin, CA writes:
I have been saying this to family and friends for the last year-Why hasn't this been created years ago? Our country has been built on supply and demand. The demand is here, now let's build the supply.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 5th, 2015Someone from Brooklyn, NY signed.
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Apr 4th, 2015Someone from Valencia, CA writes:
I'm disappointed to read that some experts believe that it's not feasible nor practical to build an interstate water pipeline from the East to the Western US. I'm grateful that they didn't have that belief during the depression when they built Hoover Dam. Hoover Dam now makes a profit and provides necessary water for cities and agriculture for the West. We could save FEMA millions of dollars of damages keeping the Mississippi River from overflowing. Large reservoirs could be dug adjacent the the Mississippi and that water could be pumped west along the interstate highways. The world's population will continue to grow and the Western US could continue to meet the demand for additional food products. We could put the iron belt back to work building steel pipes and make our deserts fertile lands for agriculture. We're lucky that in the 1950's that pessimists didn't keep the interstate highway systems from developing. Let's move forward again and be rid of this era of pessimism.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 4th, 2015Someone from New York, NY signed.
Apr 4th, 2015Someone from New York, NY writes:
This seems to be a win-win at least in a basic way. If nothing else it seems worth exploring.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 4th, 2015Someone from Nashville, TN signed.
Apr 4th, 2015Someone from Flower Mound, TX writes:
Makes sense, and is much safer than piping in oil. It's just water.REPORT COMMENTS
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