Fresh Water from Icebergs to Irrigate Deserts Worldwide
A UPI summary reports researchers in Tacoma evaluating iceberg derived fresh water as a feasible, study-worthy method to irrigate deserts. They identify tasks including locating suitablebergs, transporting and melting rates, and overall feasibility with projections showing costs near five million dollars and delivery to regions like Northwest Australia and the Namib Desert.
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Namib
South West
Africa
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