Coopers & Diamentina rivers (one other, can't think of name right now) often run, dumping water into Lake Eyre where it evaporates

Could water (some water, and this sensitively done, not disrupting ecology etc) be pumped from these rivers into the Darling? I have discussed this with Lefty on KRW--something was proposed 70 years ago called the Bradfield Scheme. Lefty further said that if the Burdekin could be tapped vast water resources could become available.
I saw this today in a comment on George Megalogenis article in the OO:
Anyone know anything about this scheme?The Burdekin to Warrego Water Transfer Project has been designed and costed, this is just one project that could reinvigorate the inland and the benefits for the Murray Darling System, agricultural expansion, associated service industries, export opportunities and tax receipts is obvious!
Apart from the Ord Scheme this nation has been bereft of large scale projects for way too long...we have to invest to ensure prosperity for future generations.
PS: I did NOT recommend damming the fucking Coopers etc rivers--sensitively!