👉 The National Fluid, also known as the National Water Supply, is a critical infrastructure project in the United States designed to provide a reliable and sustainable source of drinking water for the nation's capital, Washington D.C., as well as surrounding areas. This ambitious initiative aims to create a large-scale water storage system, primarily through the construction of reservoirs and aqueducts, to capture and transport water from diverse sources across the country. By pooling water from major rivers like the Potomac and Shenandoah, as well as from natural reservoirs, the National Fluid seeks to ensure a consistent and resilient water supply, mitigating the risks of droughts and water scarcity. This project not only addresses domestic water needs but also supports environmental sustainability by promoting efficient water management and conservation practices.
