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Because the issue is flood control. Simply lowering Georgia's water table doesn't change the fact that there's variable input. Also places with less water can
by GavinMcG 8y ago
Because the issue is flood control. Simply lowering Georgia's water table doesn't change the fact that there's variable input.
Also places with less water can still flood. See Arizona.
- thaumasiotes 8y ago> Simply lowering Georgia's water table doesn't change the fact that there's variable input. But that's not what I asked about. The idea was to massively increase Georgia's water output capacity. This would seem to make it easier to handle unexpectedly large input.