Erosion Part 7 Michigan, City to the Indiana Boarder Erosion & High Water Damage Survey January 2020
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Indiana’s Shoreline Aerial Erosion Damage Survey January 2020
Part 1: • Erosion Part 1 Marquet...
Part 2: • Erosion Part 2 Ogden D...
Part 3: • Erosion Part 3 Portage...
Part 4: • Erosion Part 4 Dune Ac...
Part 5: • Erosion Part 5 Beverly...
Part 6: • Erosion Part 6 Mount B...
Part 7: • Erosion Part 7 Michiga...
Full Tour Video: • Indiana's Shoreline To...
Highlighting Indiana's Biggest Issues along the Shoreline: • Erosion & High Water D...
Michigan Shoreline Aerial Erosion Damage Survey January 2020
Part 8: • Erosion Part 8 Michian...
Part 9: • Erosion Part 9 Grand B...
Part 10: • Erosion Part 10 New Bu...
Part 11: • Erosion Part 11 Weko B...
Part 12: • Erosion Part 12 Grand ...
Part 13: • Erosion Part 13 Steven...
Part 14: • Erosion Part 14 St. Jo...
Highlighting Michigan's Biggest Issues along the Shoreline: • GONE! Biggest Issues M...
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The mass building of homes on the shore of lakes or ocean is not allowed here in Ireland. It seems totally illogical to build so close to water...and very elitist to allow it. The problems can only escalate unfortunately.
I wish they would leave all costsal areas open 2 the public & not hoard by the wealthy. Homes shouldn't allowed that close 2 the water. ✌🇺🇸 HAPPPY 4TH.
Border, not "boarder". A boarder pays rent to live there. A border is a line between two entities.
Wow. Now I know what most of the beach looks like in my home state of Indiana. Over a decade ago we scouted the area for beaches and parks.
But since so much of it is inaccessible I find Michigan beachs much more to my liking. Many have FREE access and parking. And the Michigan dunes make me wonder why I use to go to Indiana Dunes national Lakeshore. 3 hrs to either Michigan City, Indiana or St. Joseph, Michigan for me and you can follow the shoreline all the way to the upper peninsula for beach after beach after beach. Even dunes you can drive out to Lake Michigan on.
Maybe nature will give us regular Hoosiers some of our beaches back.
I grew up in MC. So sad to see all the developments along the beach. No beaches left.
The Great Lakes have gone up and down for hundreds and thousands of years, ever since they formed about 12k years ago. They were down in the '50s when I was just a kid. They reached a maximum in the '80s. They were down again in the '00s. Now, they're up again and everybody has forgotten history or are just too lazy to look it up or have an agenda to fixate on just the here and now. There are cycles in nature. Populations of animals and plants go up and down. Climate warms and cools. These may take decades, they may take centuries, but the point is they cycle. It's what makes evolution work. Get a grip everyone. Tomorrow will come, and the Great Lakes will be down again. There is no absolute correct or proper level. They go up, and they go down!
I liked the big beaches when the water was down 5 or 6 years ago. Just a few days a year I take a nice road trip from central Indiana to enjoy the Lake Michigan Beaches. I've witnessed the changes and had no idea that worked that way until I saw my favorite beaches in Michigan all but disappear.
Covid kept me pretty much at home the last couple years so I missed the highest water levels on record. Probably a good year to skip as I like to walk the beach without being afraid of a tall wall of sand possibly burying me alive. Lol
Yes!
Nice, well done! Thanks! Have a nice weekend!👍🌞😊
aww... those poor people built their McMansions on sand. I'd volunteer to help them. But they want to keep riff-raff like me off "their" beaches. Maybe the politicians and lawyers they sent to Indy to try to close the beaches can help carry in fill?
"Sand?" Of course it's sand. The sand extends for miles inland there. You're just suffering from envy.
Not 1 humble home on that beach. ✌🇺🇸
AFAIK when those houses were build they were about 100ft (30 metres) from the lake. See 2:15 for reference.
But time goes by and lake ate up the beach and houses now are like at 5:30
I hope the Lake wins!
Yeah, I wanna live 3 feet above sea level and right next to the crashing surf Where the wind blows the waves up over my 2nd story windows and rips my deck off and undermines my foundation. Got a great view.........................
Tax payer have to pay the bill for their arrogance. They should pay for their own mess. Also, they should not allow them to build once it is torn down.
First the city planner allows them construction permits, knowing natural erosion is a thing.
Then they tax the builder, and homeowner for years, do nothing about the erosion or lot they permitted to exist.
Almost like a trap, what do your fees cover and why aren't they to blame?
Expertly conning us for centuries.
Divert Great lake water to drought states like UTAH, Colorado, Oklahoma and Kansas through Gravity, Canals, Pipes and Tunnels.
Estimated cost would be around $20 Billion based on distance between UTAH and Great lakes. Cities and towns which are around Great lake can be saved and shortage of water can be reduced in drought states
And what we do in Michigan when the Great Lakes' levels recede again like they have for centuries while Utah, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Kansas waste our precious resource? Tell those people to leave those areas where the land wasn't designed to accommodate so many people. Tell them to go to California. Wait ... what?
@@rand49er Stop diverting Water when it recedes in Great Lakes
When the tide gets high enough, it'll tear those stupid little walls apart like paper.
See how well they LOVE living right where Mother Nature will get them!
I'm kind of guessing in some of the other videos where the water is lapping at the homes, that some of them looked like this years ago. Some of them.
Wow what beautiful maga mansions. I wonder if there r just summer homes? I did see some ugly mansions & some that looked like the same build repeated several times. With that kind of money they could have thought of a design that was unique or artistic. I was hoping 2 see at least a few humble homes.
BUT no matter how much money u have u can't buy out mother nature she will carry on with her business & reclaim what's hers when she decides it time.
(So get out of her way!) I can't imagine what the insurance costs on these mansions sitting @ the edge ruin.🤔
✌🇺🇸 HAPPY 4TH PEOPLE
LIKE IT SAYS IN THE BIBLE, THE FOOLISH MAN BUILD HIS HOUSE UPON THE SAND.
Exactly!!
Are there any tall grasses like papyrus they could plant - there must be some cold-temp versions of something like that ??
The water rises,they complain.The water drops,they complain.
You can be certain that every one of those people have another house somewhere else. You don't have a home like that and that's it. These are some filthy rich people.
....who destroyed the nature!
A lot are vacation rentals.
You see the shores eroding but you’re building brand new million dollar houses.
Too bad they never heard of cathode galvanic protection so they have to replace those heavy duty barriers so often 8:03. Seems like money and common sense doesnt come together...
is only for the moment
Waves seem bent on knocking open the doors of the houses at the beech front and the owners of those beach properties are in no mood to believe that the nature has had enough and the sea will soon reclaim leaving all out erosion in its wake . Less do they realize now that their greed toward fetching heavenly returns by investing hugely in those properties would never materialize as the sea is rising and eating in to the sand below those houses on to which they seem to be proudly sitting on and will all be gone in a few years from now. Those vacation houses have been readied to meet their watery grave and no human effort will succeed in defeating the forces of the nature .
I wouldnt take one of these for free. They will be gone in few years.
Why? Do you have any idea what the lake levels have done historically? Just like Earth's climate ... do you have any idea what the most recent 420k years has been like let alone the last 4.5 billion years? The Great Lakes have cycled up and down since they were formed about 12k years ago. Those houses along Lake Michigan will be there for many, many years to come.
@@rand49er Probably most of them. Some already took a swim in Michigan. Lots of smaller beaches and lawns. And I have seen a lot of shoring up done to try and save some homes. Let the buyer beware.
@@rand49er It may have cycled in the past but If sea levels rise so do lake's as the ground water has no where else to go.
Damn sucks to be them thats for sure.
Awful!! They destroyed the waterside! How did government allow them to build there?
By the way, the video is nice.
Nada se compara à costa do Pacífico.
Isso não é o pacífico, é o lago Michigan! 😂
@@mijnbook não mencionei que o local é o pacífico. A costa do pacífico está desmoronando, o mar engolindo todos os imóveis lá contruídos. Conseguiu entender ????
Estas casa no deberían de estar ahí tan cerca del agua
Boarder Erosion? Try Border erosion.
The desperation at 6.3, pretty pathetic. How arrogant humans are.
🙏🙏🙏🇧🇷
These people were that arrogant or stupid to dare God's water hand to slap them in the face. It hurts I know.
All the homeless people I don’t feel sorry for them.