China's South-North $62 Billion Water Transfer Megaproject

If you ever want to see some of the world's biggest megaprojects today, get yourself to China; you'll be thrilled to witness them in numbers. The South-to-North Water Diversion Project in China is the largest of its kind ever undertaken. This project involves drawing water from southern rivers and supplying it to the dry north. This massive scheme has already taken 50 years from conception to commencement and is expected to take almost as long to construct. Planned for completion in 2050. The complete project is expected to cost $62 billion. Let's watch together the video for more details.

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[wulung]

Such massive projects make China more resilient against climate change droughts

[metallooily]

Salute to all workers in this water plant project, your sacrifices are well recognized by all Good people on earth

[Kay-cyvi]

Great engineering marvel no any country on the earth can match. Go China ❤❤❤❤

[kingho]

This will save water loss throughevaporation and contamination when compared to the open channel system they used earlier.
Thumb up.👍👍👍

[baldassarealessi]

Thank you SkyBuilds video brilliant compliment.

[flyinpug]

1.4 billion, once Siberia, Taiwan, Mongolia and Arunchal Pradesh are incorporated it will be 1.5 billion

[namelesswarrior]

Why use photos that are irrelevant to the topic and misleading?

[Givemeproofkid]

China= lets spend trillions on projects
U.S= lets spend trillions on war on terror to lose at the end.
Also U.S= why china is surpassing us ?

[hongkongpong]

To be self sufficient in all aspect of its economy n improvement of d livelihood of d Chinese

[daffyduck]

This video talks about China but uses clips from the US, India, etc, ..ie., a lot of.standard off-the-shelf clips. 8:24 It talks about the "Won" but that is S.Korea's currency, not China's.

[KeithBlomstrom]

The rvers originate in the Himalayin Mountains. Global Warming will result in less snowpack and the melting of the glasses there.

[TonyFarley-gicv]

These mason Good and all but you should have learned the rotation of your bubble spread so you farm the whole way down that water The spread that growth that you want to participate and what mineral acceptance

[jaswinderkaur-silw]

Trillions and trillions of dollars business in the world of water ternals

[五星出东方利中国-bg]

1:01 If you are doing knowledge sharing, please use the correct map of China. The Chinese territories you have labelled are missing Tibet, Hainan and Taiwan.

[Ilovecruise]

At the beginning using footages of India’s huh?

[Raymanujan]

so no more Mekong for south east asia.

[bastiancooper-queen]

It will bring natural desasters, if even once finished....a heresie !

[jinz]

Unlike Flint Michigan brown water, Chinese water will be clean and drinkable

[winstonsmith]

Why go to all that expense, Chinas floods is transporting water around China very well.

[hidetsu]

I stopped watching when I heard "booming population".