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Old 04-04-2012, 22:22   #26
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Re: How stupid is the water ban

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Originally Posted by mertle View Post
theory is less pressure on water supplies more even distribution. The economy should stay the same with fairer distribution jobs.

The issue would need to turn ghost towns back to nature and arable farming. Not withstanding destruction northern country for new towns/cities or expansions.

We probably talking moving circa 2m pop and jobs to go with it.
You are talking about moving 2 million people and their jobs. Thus you would need housing for those 2 million. To give an idea of the size of that project, you are suggesting moving a group of people that is equivalent to a 3rd of Greater London.

Factor in the cost of either providing jobs, or benefits, and it could end up being cheaper to transport the water to the south east. A lot cheaper.
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