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Since I'm removed from the 'blame game', I thought I'd move on to the
next step. What to do when the water receeds. If I was an American taxpayer, I'd be concerned about just returning things as they were. Ideally, housing would not be re-built below sea level for obvious reasons...but what can be done? -simply reinforcing and adding height to current levees...? -maybe a backup system of aquaducts..that would be mostly dry but could handle any overflow if original levee breaks again? -house 'workers' distance away from workplace (high ground) but provide highspeed rail public transportation? -simply re-build houses, but on concrete stilts 10 feet above ground? |
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