Africa Wants To Dig A 2,400 Km Canal To Pull Congo River Water Across The Sahara And Save Lake Chad

Africa Wants To Dig A 2,400 Km Canal To Pull Congo River Water Across The Sahara And Save Lake Chad Transaqua is a plan to dig a 2,400-kilometer canal to transfer water from the Congo Basin to Lake Chad. If successful, the project could create a massive agricultural corridor, supporting food production and jobs across the Sahel region. However, changing the flow of the Congo River could affect rainforests, hydropower, and coastal ecosystems in West Africa. Important Moments: 01:11 | System Analysis And The Decline Of Macro-Scale Water Resources 03:28 | Transaqua — The Two-Thousand-Four-Hundred-Kilometer Transcontinental Super Canal 05:52 | The Financial Model And International Strategy 08:46 | The Twenty-Billion-Dollar Campaign — The Natural Hydraulic Option 11:36 | System Lessons — Human Impact On Geography 13:51 | Conclusion #LakeChad #TransaquaProject #AfricaWaterCrisis #documentary #CongoRiver #CongoRainforest