Why no one ever tried to flood this place? >bored at work >playing with map >notice a huge depression in Egypt >check the dept >over -100m in some points (sea level) >no town in this fucking hole
Give me one reason why egypt should not build a channel (less than 50000km) and build a huge artificial lake? They would increase they farm land. They would have a cheap transportation to the center of the country using the channel. Red pill me Sup Forums.
John Foster
It's a desert m8.
Asher Reed
Yes. It's a desert with extremely low humidity. Can we fix it?
Also, i am not fucking blind.
Gavin Jones
I just discover that hug trees destroyed the project. Apparently, the desert is more important that the people surviving it.
Brandon Miller
Take off the autism goggles for a moment and really think about it. What does a lake need to be sustained?
Blake Murphy
Um, the Nazis had a plan for it...
Samuel Clark
Water. A shame that 50000km away from the hole did not exist a body of water...
Isaiah Flores
It would dry up like that seasonal lake in Tunisia
Brayden Bennett
Not with continuous flow from the Mediterranean sea.
Jose Young
yeah, you could make the Dead Sea 2: Deadest Sea by pumping Mediterranean brackish water into it. but the better result is, that it would filter into ground water and gradually moisten Western Egypt.
Eli Robinson
No, rain, you fucking idiot. Rain and a watertable.
Levi Bailey
it could also serve as a huge evaporation basin to make rain in the general area.
Blake Price
With a continuous influx from Mediterranean sea, it would never dried up. Yeah, it will be extremely salty since the soil is already salty and the amount of water that will evaporate will left tons of salt.
Nicholas Young
Yes, it will also increase he air humidity for Chad and Sudan (looking at the wind map)
Nicholas Harris
Wouldn't it just get unusably salty as the surface water evaporates off
Kevin Phillips
>as the surface water evaporates off Yes, but it will fill again since the channel would not be blocked. As our Israel friend said. It will be another dead sea. But solar desalinations are practical. And guess who is almost in the equator line? (you can pump salty water from the lake and desalinate it to pump to farm land)
Adrian Clark
The Egyptian government doesn't attempt projects that are too complex for the average Egyptian to comprehend, only meme shit like expanding the Suez canal. t. egyptian
Landon Ross
I doubt the egyptian desert is in need of huge salt water lake m8
Henry Richardson
>50000km What?
Chase Barnes
WTF, i did not even know where i got this number.
Sebastian Sullivan
>too complex for the average Egyptian to comprehend Like you
Ethan Parker
>t.
Zachary Campbell
>They would increase they farm land Yes, because salt water is so good to farming.
Jason Phillips
Desalination plants and increase in the rain would not help?
Sebastian Myers
>Desalination plants You don't need a huge fucking lake for that. >increase in the rain It's really close to sea, so I doubt anything going to change.
And I don't understand why Egypt would need anything like that. Nile providing more than enough farmlands.
Logan Walker
The mountain niggers are building a dam,the nile will dry up
Anthony Carter
Is this true?
Christian Carter
Is this true? Yes, Ethiopia's Renaissance dam should reduce the Nile's water level in Egypt and Sudan by a quite a bit
Matthew Garcia
They can do it?
Asher Turner
>Ethiopia's Renaissance dam >Once completed, the reservoir will take from 5 to 15 years to fill with water. This mean, 5 to 15 years without a decent flow of water?
Kevin Bailey
Not an expert on dams, but I guess that will happen
Liam Walker
>mfw fucking ethiopia is publicly declaring they're gonna cuck Egypt and Egyptians are too full of 6a3meye to care
Christopher Nguyen
There's a similar project at mi Uni, the depression it's -37 below sea. The hydroelectric potential with tide cycles it's really big.
Jose Richardson
Unemployment rate in Argentina is 10%, just give them some shovels and kill two birds with one stone
James Brown
Now is also under discussion the construction of a nuclear power plant in the province, and other dams with more priority. But a 80 km long lake in the desert wil be nice, there's only salt now.