| >Now there’s a call not to rebuild it. Pretty fucked up seeing as it supplies the area with residential water as well as irrigation. Without it much of the surrounding will be barren. You can see the difference on satellite pictures of Crimea from when Ukraine closed the channel after Russian takeover. Article mentions it as well. >However, that decision is likely to be made. Tuboltsev tries to be realistic, noting that thousands of homes, businesses, and farms depended on the reservoir for their water supply, and there simply may not be other options. edit: Thanks for the correction! Apparently barren isnt synonymous with infertile. I meant the later. |