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Artificial River with About 4,000 Km Built to Bring Water to One of the Driest Areas in the World: the Most Impressive Work on the Planet that Surprises Scientists and Engineers

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Under the Sahara, a gigantic network of pipes transports underground water by distances that cross much of Libya. The so-called Great Artificial River was created to bring water from aquifers from the interior to cities and agricultural areas of the coastal range. The scale reaches about 4,000 km of system and millions of meters...
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Under the Sahara, a gigantic network of pipes transports underground water by distances that cross much of Libya. The so-called Great Artificial River was created to bring water from aquifers from the interior to cities and agricultural areas of the coastal range. The scale reaches about 4,000 km of system and millions of meters...

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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