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The Billion Dollar Plan to Save New York

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The Billion Dollar Plan to Save New York


 
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seems like just delaying the inevitable.

Sea levels rising are indeed inevitable, the only difference is the speed at which is rising. It's only a matter of a few decades sooner or later coastal cities get 'flooded'.

Singapore being an island city is also facing threats from a rising sea level. Currently the proposal is to build a seawall and reclaim polders within, or to reclaim a series of offshore islands at higher levels to block out seawater.

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Sea levels rising are indeed inevitable, the only difference is the speed at which is rising. It's only a matter of a few decades sooner or later coastal cities get 'flooded'.

Singapore being an island city is also facing threats from a rising sea level. Currently the proposal is to build a seawall and reclaim polders within, or to reclaim a series of offshore islands at higher levels to block out seawater.

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Well there's no happy answer.

The only real way is to raise the entire city 50 feet.
You can try and put a wall/thick berm up but you just risk a cataclysmic disaster in the future and having that hanging over your head 24 hours a day isn't a great feeling.

Cheaper to relocate inlands.
That unfortunately is the only safe long-term solution.

look at this stupid hack fix...what the hell

look at this crazy thing

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Thinking of keeping Kong out forever eh? Good luck to that! Hmm..this was supposedly near Sumatra too...
 
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global warning and increasing sea levels will cost trillions
 
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