Comment Re:Waiting for Dave's rant on this (Score 1) 359
If only there was a device that could--can't think of a good new verb for it--lets say, "move" water from places we do have, and then it could travel through some kind of cylindrical containing device that held the water molecules in, and pushed this liquid medium through the hollow cylinder to the place where its needed.
How do they move oil? I can't think of it. But it's like, they send oil thousands of miles.
Too bad I'm pretty sure it only works for oil and not for water because nobody makes any goddamn money from saving lives.
On a more serious note, I wonder about the feasibility of doing this in the east / south-east coast of the US. Build some large, empty, reservoirs to catch all that hurricane rainfall and then pipe it back into the aquifers of the water-starved midwest. From what I hear, east coast and southern coast are getting too much water, and midwest isn't getting enough.