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Old 10-08-2021, 11:46   #64
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Re: Climate Change - sea level rises.

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
There's a financial cost to it all these mitigations and it's probably cheaper to build more wind turbines to replace coal-fired stations long term than it is to constantly build all these mitigations.

The other issue is that some countries may be unable to afford these mitigations. Not everywhere is as rich as the UK.
That isn't the best answer you could have given, Andrew.

The mitigations will be necessary whatever we do with carbon. The engine is rolling and there's no cut-off button.

On the matter of other countries, this is a shit-or-bust situation for each coastal nation. And not just coastal nations - i might find time to research this further - but if the Baltic rises 2m, then Poland as far as Katowice would be under water. If you dig into the ground in Warsaw, it's sand when you're just a few cm down and the country is flat from the Baltic southward.

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