Is it reliable to build a tunnel in the Brahmaputra River to the Jinsha River?

This is unreliable, because the geographical environment of the Brahmaputra River is very complex, and it is very easy to affect the local ecological environment when tunneling.

It is very reliable, and it seems that the corresponding planning has been made now, but it is very difficult to achieve this goal, and there are many setbacks to face, and this project is relatively large, requires a high investment, and cannot be achieved in a short time.

I think it is very unreliable, this kind of behavior will waste a lot of resources, and will invest a lot of manpower and material resources, and it will not have any effect, and it will not produce any economy.

This can be had. However, the cost-effectiveness ratio is not high, it is negative in the early stage, and it is difficult to recover the investment if it is used well in the future.

Starting from the big bend of the Brahmaputra River, the hole is pierced to the white jade of the Jinsha River, and the dam is built and the reservoir is built; In the south of the Meili Snow Mountain of the Jinsha River, it connects the Nujiang River, the Nancang River and the Jinsha River to build a dam and set up a reservoir, and build a water lifting station, set up a pipeline along the Jinsha River to Baiyu, and then build a water lifting station in Baiyu, and transfer water along the Jinsha River to the Qaidam Basin.

Then the water is divided to Hexi in Gansu and Tarim Basin in Xinjiang.

What is Reliable? For the millennium plan of the Chinese nation, what is spending money! What is the country shouting about developing the Great Northwest?

No water is an empty phrase! Industry and agriculture are inseparable from water! As long as there is water in Xinjiang, Gansu and Inner Mongolia, hundreds of millions of acres of cultivated land will be guaranteed in drought and flood.

In ancient times, the Grand Canal was dug by hand and dried out on the shoulder

Repair the Red Flag River is the most reliable! The water of the Yangtze River is not small, too much is the aftermath!

One day, water is like electricity, and it is of course the best to allocate water across the country like electricity, and it is best to use the method of siphoning to cross the mountain.

It's better to plant a building on the plain and grow food on the stone mountain, don't argue, and don't destroy the ecology!

Make a 6-meter-diameter pipeline to deliver water to Gansu and Xinjiang all year round, and build a water storage tank along the way

Small projects, infrastructure madness to build an elevator directly to Mars is also a piece of cake.

Weakly asked: What are you doing with this water? Want to increase flooding in East China?