step 1 = dam the gulf of mexico step 2 = drain the water why

What is the point? to make a big desert?

>>70838112
this is why no one takes domino's pizza seriously.

>>70838112
I suggest canalling the US-MX border.

Not mentionning that usa do not want a bigger land border with mexico i think.

i have better plan
rate

>step 1 dam the gulf of mexico
>step 2 drain the water
>step 3 put mexicans in
>step 4 remove the dam

>>70838143
it would be fun

no thanks

>>70838197
that makes more sense

>>70838112
But the new land would be filled with Mexicans almost instantly and would make the wall 3 times more expensive.

>>70838285
it would be half for each you dumbass

>>70838112
That would be Peruvian territory too

>>70838112
Why would you want another Aral Sea?

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>>70838112
>dam the gulf of mexico
Would take forever to get from Mexico and Florida to Cuba and cost millions.

Also even if you drained the water, you wouldn't be able to drain the whole thing. Pic related was a project to drain the Mediterranean and how it would have looked.

you played too much memecraft

>>70838112
OK so where does the water go and how do you get it out?

>>70838112
In the same genre of stupid idea you can see:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois_%C3%89lie_Roudaire

This guy wanted to create an artificial sea in the Sahara desert. This makes more sense than making a desert in place of a sea.

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Russia, Canada and USA - cool summer and good farming.
Tropical niggers - cool winters.

interesting, but soviet river reversal was still the most retarded geoengineering idea of all time

>>70838112
M8 that's 2,500,000,000,000,000,000 litres of water. I don't know a lot about pumping but I don't think that'd be practical.

>>70838527
It's impractical but it might help solve the pollution problem in it.

>>70838478
i like this, i want cool winters

>>70838445
sounds good

>>70838582
yes, no more oil spills

>>70838527
dump it in mars to start terraforming

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Who pays us to do this?

>>70838112
Next thing to build after we are done with the wall.

>>70838755
Russia can give you a lot of stone and wood for windmills.

That would pretty much wreck the economies of New Orleans and the other Gulf territories.

The Nazis were planning to do the same with the Mediteranean

>>70838112
Why would anybody do this? To crate saline desert? Also this will freeze Europe because Gulfstream starts in Gulf of Mexico.

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>>70838839
That would be nice. Thank you, comrad. Now who pays the manpower?

step 1 = dam the Earth
step 2 = drain the water
why has noone done this?

are massive projects like this even possible?

where does the water go? wouldn't it annihilate farming?

>>70838445
>>70838478
This is like some dwarf fortress tier megaproject shit. I didn't know stuff like this was actually seriously considered.

>>70839222
>farming with saltwater
Hmmm...

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Here is my proposal

>>70839135
Mexico

>>70839003
> yuro freeze to death
good reason to build.. thanks for contributing

>>70839254
>Siberia-Alaska dam
> dwarf fortress tier megaproject
Nope.
>The Bering Strait is about 82 kilometres wide at its narrowest point
>depth varies between 30 metres and 50 metres
I think it's posible to build this dam.

>>70839292
>two iberias

ambitious, but feasible

>>70839269
the south used to be built on farming didn't it?

>>70838355

Yikes, can you imagine the boats

>>70839573
That is still really goddamn big.

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>>70839723
Yeah, but we didn't pump in seawater to water crops.

>>70838112

netherlands 1.0 was a mistake

netherlands 2.0 would be just ridiculous

>>70839888
I guess I was just thinking of this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidewater_region_of_North_Carolina

What's with the really rainy patch in Appalachia?

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>>70840026
Not sure desu

>>70839573
But why?

>>70838143
a BIG macedonia

>>70838112
Whats with the mississippi and Rio Grande Water and all the small streams flowing into it?

>>70838478
What is the use here?

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I am actually a huge fan of this idea here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qattara_Depression_Project

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>over 200 miles of dams

>>70840958
There are a few other large depressions in north Africa that can work out too.

>>70839292
>another shitsking talking about my country
OBSESSED
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>war breaks out
>stealth submarine breaks damn
>everything floods

>>70841174
Palestine too, we could flood Jericho.

>>70838355
>Make it easier for boats to reach europe

For what purpose?

>>70838112
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEdsQmjLMKs

>>70842481
Why are GERMans so prone to madness?

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>>70838197
It's already a river though?

>>70839946
(Jij)

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>>70839292
>2 spains

I LEK SPEM;.
DOU LYK SPAN ?

>>70839292
wtf 2 spains?

>>70840484
underrated

>>70838285
Then you break the dam and flood spics.

>>70839292
Would be interesting for sure

What if we built a dam across the entire Bay of Fundy and used it to produce gorillions of jiggawatts of tidal electricity?

>>70844570
Gotta have that Viceroyalty of New Spain

>>70838478
>Russia, Canada and USA - cool summer and good farming.
>Tropical niggers - cool winters.
Wait would this actually fuck with the weather patterns THAT much?