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JOBS TO BUILD A WATER PIPELINE FOR DROUGHTS AND FLOODS AND SAVE BILLIONS IN CROPS, LIVESTOCK, PROPERTY!

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  • Nov 17th, 2015
    Someone from Galveston, TX writes:
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    I agree with the project. Some caveats: The part about "building it gradually" needs to be emphasized more to Congress, and a real analysis on the cost-sharing between states (per year of construction) needs to be performed, vs. total number of years anticipated to build, and submitted to the State legislatures, because a true interstate water pipeline like this one described will cost literally trillions and will take decades to build. Its continued annual funding will therefore need to survive many state and federal congressional sessions. So all of the timeline, and cost, and cost-sharing, and budget projections will need to be well thought out (and clearly spelled out), before this project could ever get traction at the state or federal levels.
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  • Nov 1st, 2015
    Someone from South Lake Tahoe, CA writes:
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    I've been talking about this for years, glad to see someone is doing more than I have. This would alleviate so many obvious problems I can't even begin to list them.
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  • Oct 18th, 2015
    Someone from Kennewick, WA signed.
  • Oct 10th, 2015
    Someone from Twentynine Palms, CA writes:
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    It is time for America to do great things ... again. Ultimately this project will be a great boon to our economy and the Federal Budget.
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  • Oct 8th, 2015
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  • Oct 4th, 2015
    Someone from Leander, TX writes:
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    The state of Texas needs to consider desalination (like Israel) to end the water woes of farmers and ranchers. A pipeline from the Gulf coast to central Texas and the crop lands of the Panhandle would employ out-of-work Texans (even depopulate our prisons).
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  • Sep 28th, 2015
    Someone from Sparks, NV signed.
  • Sep 28th, 2015
    Someone from Mission Hills, CA writes:
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    i don't understand why this has not been done already. I live in California and conserving water is not enough, more needs to be done. When you 17 feet of snow piles in Boston, what are we waiting for.
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  • Sep 8th, 2015
    Someone from Mesa, AZ writes:
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    Private not government.
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  • Sep 7th, 2015
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  • Aug 19th, 2015
    Someone from Steep Falls, ME writes:
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    I have been saying this for years and canott understand why it has not been done yet??? Lets get the water rolling!!!
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  • Aug 11th, 2015
    Someone from Port Saint Lucie, FL writes:
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    Certainly needs to be considered as a way to address the coming water ( read as food shortage for our expanding population) shortage.
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  • Aug 11th, 2015
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  • Aug 3rd, 2015
    Someone from Parrish, FL writes:
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    This seems like a no brainer in that we truly need this system built about 100 years ago. Please get it done.
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  • Aug 1st, 2015
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  • Jun 21st, 2015
    Someone from Gaylord, MI writes:
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    As a cheaper fix, create a lake near frequent flood areas, and divert flood water there. Draught areas can access that water by their own means. Flood states can add a little tax $ to cover infrastructure costs and maintenance, draught can add a little tax $ for collection and distribution.
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  • Jun 19th, 2015
    Someone from Odessa, FL writes:
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    Sometimes solutions to problems evade us because they are too pedestrian. I am not an engineer or scientist. A project this size will have many challenges and it seems that a demonstration project between two likely areas that might benefit seems in order. Safeguards need to be in place so that we are not transferring water that is not excess.
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  • Jun 18th, 2015
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