| The Colorado River is critical for life in the South | | | | Mid West and South Western Droughts, we will |
| Western United States and even Southern CA, | | | | need to plan for contingencies either way. We |
| without that water flow much of our civilization as | | | | might also discuss the Billionaire water rights |
| we know it could not exist without resorting to | | | | holders, who are busy buying up those rights for |
| extreme hardship. Or could we? Is there are way | | | | the future, when water becomes the most |
| to deliver water by rail and truck to the our more | | | | precious commodity. |
| densely populated areas in the event of a major | | | | How would we get the water to the cities by |
| disruption from an Earthquake or International | | | | truck, it would take a major distribution plan and it |
| Terrorism? | | | | would have to be implemented perfectly to |
| Could a company buy up all the used tanker | | | | prevent chaos in the streets. Consider moving the |
| trucks line them with plastic or a glass coating and | | | | water by land transportation using the Ancient Silk |
| use them to haul water? Could a company get | | | | Road Theory of distribution and create a series of |
| contracts to take over water, liquid and old fuel | | | | potential routes along a system, with many |
| tanker trailers for conversion and have these | | | | redundancies to prevent any disruption. The |
| contracts in place prior in case they were | | | | trucks will move along the routes open to deliver |
| needed? In case the western cities run out of | | | | the water. |
| water, which is looking that way from our last big | | | | |