Sea level rise and drinking water shortage and lower transportation cost! A solution. Any Thoughts?
Displacement of sea water.
The Roman Empire used aquaducts to distribute drinking water inland. To landlocked areas.
A) the stones used in that construction may have increased the rate of sea water desalinisation, making it potable water. And b) perhaps sea water was less salty back then?
Regardless, as the ocean level increases and land area becomes less perhaps a canal system aquaduct artifical (human created) river way distributuon network would alleviate water shortages create more arable (farmable) land and decrease overcrowding?
Fishing would be easier? Though with less space maybe fewer fish.
The Roman Empire used aquaducts to distribute drinking water inland. To landlocked areas.
A) the stones used in that construction may have increased the rate of sea water desalinisation, making it potable water. And b) perhaps sea water was less salty back then?
Regardless, as the ocean level increases and land area becomes less perhaps a canal system aquaduct artifical (human created) river way distributuon network would alleviate water shortages create more arable (farmable) land and decrease overcrowding?
Fishing would be easier? Though with less space maybe fewer fish.
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