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The problem isn't flooding, the problem is that people built the city in the wrong place.

• galobtter 9y ago
  I wouldn't say that. Cities were built next to rivers and seas because they provided ways of transport, water, and places to dump waste etc. You can't build a city inland without a lot of trouble. But rivers and oceans flood and have hurricanes..
  • lerie82 9y ago
    Of course that's true but ships need water not buildings, I think we our civilization is old enough to know about flooding, we just don't care to address it until sometime happens. Can we not just transport the goods just a bit farther and start moving away from the flooded areas without having to waste money and manpower on sponges? Lol
    • Feniks 9y ago
      Not in my country, there are rivers every 50 kilometres and canals between those.