Beach nourishment replaces sand lost to erosion or storms. How does it work?
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Beach nourishment is a technique used to restore and maintain beach width. It can protect coastal communities from flooding.
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Ah yes, let's use our resources to protect the people that chose to live there, not on the people who wander our streets. This is our society.
The problem is not the people that live there, it's the real estate that sell the idea of living by the beach, ignoring the potential dangers. And unfortunately, when home owners find out, it's too late and when the gov does offer stipends to move out of the area they refuse and expect the gov to protect them despite potential loss.
IT IS AMAZING...
that the rest of a broke community pays for the 'protection' of beachfront property
Rich people building homes and resorts in places they never should have then the poor get taxed to death so they can maintain their paradise dwellings. TOTAL BS!!!!
typical capitalistic society. If you have the money, you have the gov't.
These things get wiped out in a single storm.
If they didnt allow buildings so close amd focused on native plants to keep the sediment strong, the baches wouldnt disappear
the question is why we have to pay for this as taxpayers?
Exactly. These people chose to live there, yet the people who were forced out of their home have no choice but to choose the sidewalk.
hear hear! I didn't sign up to subsidize some boomers' beachfront condo
And how pays for this? The people who could never afford to live anywhere near these beaches.
Good stuff and great group of guys there from the Wilmington District Army Corps of Engineers.
Love the phrase "to protect infrastructure;" code for rich people with beachfront homes. What about Micronesia, island nations where HOMES are GONE. Disgusting.
Billions and billions of dollars spent on millionaire billionaire property who's the money working class middle class taxpayers keep paying 0:53