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America's Plan To Build a New Inland Sea Looks Genius — Until You See The Hidden Dangers

America is running out of water, and one radical proposal claims to have the answer: pump seawater from the Pacific, push it over mountains, and flood the deserts of Nevada to create a massive new inland sea. Supporters argue it could stabilize the Colorado River, store renewable energy, and power the Southwest for generations. But beneath the bold engineering vision lies a series of hidden risks—from environmental collapse to economic fallout and irreversible damage. In this video, we break down how the plan would work, why it sounds so convincing, and the serious dangers most people aren’t talking about.



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