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Well that doesn't really help. If the reason is coastal erosion and not sea level rise, then you're not saying something that's relevant to the point.
by beaner 6y ago
Well that doesn't really help. If the reason is coastal erosion and not sea level rise, then you're not saying something that's relevant to the point.
- axaxs 6y agoI don't mean to be anti-science, I'm just reporting what I saw with my own eyes. And it wasn't just Daytona. I saw a fisherman in Indian River County standing on what had to be 2 foot of beach. Erosion happens, but why is the water so high to even erode it?
- dx87 6y agoWater doesn't have to be high to erode the shore. It'll slowly sink into the water as the lower ground is washed away, regardless of whether the water level is rising.