In the US it's historically been cheaper to bring water in from elsewhere than to desalinate seawater. As water usage grows, that may eventually stop being true; Southern California in particular is nearing the point where aqueducts from water sources such as the Sacramento river and the Colorado River are effectively tapped out. There have been attempts in California, but politics have hindered a project thus far. Apparently, there is at least one operational desalinization plant in the US in Tampa Bay. Tampa Bay link: http://www.tampabaywater.org/watersupply/tbdesal.aspx There is a reverse-osmosis desalination plant at Kwinana, Western Australia which was commissioned in 2005 and supplies Perth with around 20% of its water. There is a second plant under construction near Bunbury.
In China, approximately two power stations are being built each week.
To gain a constant source of water.
Nuclear power plants need a source of cooling. Water is the usual source of cooling, and lots of it, making a desert location unrealistic.
Because modern power plants can be built smaller, more efficient and quicker to bring online.
they were being built everywhere and people were beginning to dump waste in them.
Power plants, being immobile usually, are usually found exactly where they were built.
Because it is a very clean source of energy that is very powerfull
In China, approximately two power stations are being built each week.
They are being built again.
Solar plants have practically no carbon dioxide emissions, except when they are being built.
Whatever chines homes are, it can be assumed that the same materials are used that utilised elsewhere.
Gladiators fought in the Colosseum at Rome, once it was built. Previous to this they would fight in any space that held an audience. Arenas or amphitheaters were constructed all over the empire and even near forts. The very first gladiatorial bouts were held in various fora in Rome, the forum Boarium being the most popular.
It's being built in Canada, I forget which town.
Uhhmmmm... forests can't be built. trees grow, and so do all other types of plants, but they can't be "built."
it was built 1988 and it finished being built in 1998
No. No tunnel is being built from Miami to Puerto Rico.
I think you might be referring to The Flying Yankee. It was a diesel-powered streamliner of Zephyr design built in 1935 for the Maine Central Railroad. It was on display in Maine but is now being restored elsewhere.