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Irrigating Australia - food for thought
"Terryc" wrote in message
... Blackadder XXIV wrote: Hmm... water prices have risen a fair bit since the 1980s, same with oil. It may not have made economic sense to build such a scheme in 1982. But with the price of water increasing exponentially since the 80s, such an engineering scheme would be economically viable today. lol, can see you know nothing about anything. why hasn't the price of engineering increased? Of course the price of engineering has increased but the price of water has increased even more. Moreover, there have been increased advances in engineering technology in case you haven't noticed, lol. Try reading up on it, you just might learn something. |
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