Expert Warns Texas Coastline Will Vanish Without $31BN Seawall!

This video explores the monumental Ike Dike project, a $31 billion effort to protect the Texas Gulf Coast from deadly hurricane storm surges, featuring massive floodgates, fortified dunes, and a comprehensive drainage system. With construction spanning two decades, it aims to safeguard vital industries and communities, but will it truly stand against nature’s fury?
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[@johnmclachlan3602]

Honestly, could it be more effective to use the $31b to buy up all the land and return it to the barrier island it was supposed to be?

[@GilmerJohn]

C. 1930, downtown Pittsburgh was underwater from a great floor. One or two buildings that survived the flood have a market by the sidewalk showing the high water mark which, in my memory was about 5' above the walking surface.
My point is that $31 Billion$ will re-build a lot of city.

[@patrick247two]

When the sea takes a building, rebuild somewhere else.