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Absolutely. But in the more temperate regions there's not quite so much water, and shipping it in from the ice caps would be expensive. For the first colonist
by bunderbunder 14y ago
Absolutely. But in the more temperate regions there's not quite so much water, and shipping it in from the ice caps would be expensive.
For the first colonists, I'm guessing they'd want to make do with as little water as they could get away with - meaning there wouldn't be any raising of fish unless they couldn't get away with not raising fish.
- stcredzero 14y ago> in the more temperate regions there's not quite so much water, and shipping it in from the ice caps would be expensive. I'd see if I could use the atmosphere as a shipment mechanism. > For the first colonists, I'm guessing they'd want to make do with as little water as they could get away with - meaning there wouldn't be any raising of fish unless they couldn't get away with not raising fish. Farmed Tilapia ponds could serve as a reservoir of water/hydrogen. For a population in the 10's of thousands, it would seem to be a reasonable addition. For the first hundred, not so much.