Ever wonder how much water all the world's dams displace? - /pol/ (#511135383) [Archived: 215 hours ago]

Anonymous ID: 7mnG1nIbNorway
7/23/2025, 4:09:28 PM No.511135383
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It's enough to fill 2,000 Grand Canyons. We're talking 7,000–8,300 km3 of water, trapped behind concrete, messing with rivers, ecosystems, and even Earth's crust.
It's like humanity's playing a massive Jenga game with nature, pull one block and the whole system wobbles.

What happens when this tower falls?
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Anonymous ID: wS50fbtAUnited States
7/23/2025, 4:12:38 PM No.511135591
>>511135383 (OP)
>7,000–8,300 km3 of water
The volume of the ocean is over 1.3 billion km3
People are insignificant on the planetary scale
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sage ID: G3JGWK7qUnited States
7/23/2025, 4:13:04 PM No.511135621
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Anonymous ID: 0GY1eB/SFinland
7/23/2025, 4:23:39 PM No.511136325
>>511135591
The fuckhuge chinese dam slows down the spinning of the Earth though.