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Ralph Parsons, the wealthy founder of an international engineering firm, had a plan to end drought in Southern California – in 1961.
“The solution Parsons devised, a continental-scale plumbing project called the North American Water and Power Alliance, or NAWAPA, was never built, but it’s never quite gone away, either. Today it persists as a fantastical vision that could have been, and might in some form still be.”
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