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   by sdfAcasf 7y ago

   Locally, absolutely. In this case most of the evaporated moisture would fall within a certain distance of the artificially created lake. Some of the moisture would escape and fall into the sea, but that's fine because it was sea water
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   by sdfAcasf 7y ago

   "What exactly is the definition of GMO? " Good question. I won't answer that. "Did we do it without GMO food? " If we only consider GMO as targeted modification of a DNA sequence using methods other than selective b
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   by sdfAcasf 7y ago

   By flooding the Qattara depression in Egypt, you could get plenty of hydro power and rain clouds over large parts of the Sahara. All it would take is a long canal, nothing outside our capabilities.