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There are many places where there is no shortage of water, and for safe hygienic habitation it becomes necessary to remove it
by engineer_22 2y ago
There are many places where there is no shortage of water, and for safe hygienic habitation it becomes necessary to remove it
- seltzered_ 2y agoYes but.. We have to also think about how waters being removed from land. Is it being removed so quickly that we end up with low rivers and risk of saltwater intrusion during drought conditions [0]? Is water drainage not getting buffered by say, growing vegetation? My argument isn't against French drains outright, but whether we're thinking more broadly about the impact of human relations with water. [0]: new orleans saltwater intrusion scare from 2023: https://www.axios.com/local/new-orleans/2023/09/28/louisiana-saltwater-intrusion-federal-emergency https://www.axios.com/local/new-orleans/2023/09/28/louisiana...