Infrastructure

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I want a map covering the storm drain system in this area.

Can't take the water.

The ship sailed down the channel.

Walking back roads, waterways,

Streets and houses were drowned by the flood.

There's irrigation in the valley, and there's always a little runoff after they do that.

It can break sometimes.

Think of it as a regulated public utility.

You can calculate the price of that water.

It's a dendritic drainage pattern that can be formed only by the flow of liquids.

There's a guy hiding down in the sewers.

After the rain, there were puddles on the street.

I guarantee you nobody knows London's waterways better.

He'll head down this drain to where it comes out of the Rio Hondo.

A retrospective on 40 years shows that if we had accounted for these costs the cost of loss of topsoil, the cost of loss of waterways, the lost productivity, the loss to local communities as a result of all these factors, desertification and so on those costs are almost twice as much as the market price of timber.

The road was closed on account of the flood.

And it is no more ambitious and no more crazy for us to consider doing that today, than it was for our ancestors to consider throwing railroads across the Sierra Nevada and building huge reservoirs and waterworks to bring water and power to California.

But by 1929, cities around the country had put in underground water pipes.

Yes, we are less prone to falling sick.

As you can imagine, the town had been devastated.

In the maze, you'll find no dragons or creatures of the deep.

When you reach the canal turn left and follow the water until you see three lights hanging on a diversion sign.

When the bond issue passes Tuesday, there'll be 8 million to build an aqueduct to the reservoir.

Looks like he was washed down the entire length of the runoff channel.

With all the cracks to the concrete, all the bullets, water damage, fires...

So, water from 300, 400 kilometers away, soon it become like this.

This is the whaling camp here, we're about six miles from shore, camping on five and a half feet of thick, frozen pack ice.

This was taken in the old Croton Aqueduct, which supplied fresh water to New York City for the first time.

You know, we should not minimize the significance of YouTube in the infrastructure of culture right now.

From their reaction to Fukushima, it was an indication that people didn't understand the options around nuclear.

The teacher would ask you a question like,

Before the canals were invented in Britain before the Industrial Revolution, goods used to go on horse carts.

Right. What's next? Botanical gardens faulty porous circuit.

The waterways ramify across the plain.

The waterways branch out across the plain.

The rock has been blasted to make a new course for the stream.

I'm talkin' about no more street sweeper, no more picking up garbage, and no more water main!

Many roads are flooded. As a result there are long delays.

And what I want you to notice is the outward path compared to the homeward path, and compare the two.

For one thing, it's always changing.

That sparkle you're seeing is not luminescence, that's just electronic noise on these super intensified cameras.

We stood on the railroad tracks that ran between my friend's house and the beach.

I've got three minis in the storm drain heading east towards the I.a. River.