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> There is also a real possibility of contamination of beaches with manure after a storm. One of the few advantages of underwater agriculture would be the abse
by geon 11y ago
> There is also a real possibility of contamination of beaches with manure after a storm.
One of the few advantages of underwater agriculture would be the absence of storms. Only a few meters down, you won't notice a storm at all.
- pvaldes 11y agoTrust me, you will notice it. River deltas are made of sediments and carry heavy stones and trunks for several km after a strong storm. Even the slightest flood will nuke your small underwater plastic balloon and carry the remains many miles offshore. If you want to have any opportunity with underwater "put-some-activity-here" you absolutely need to have a way to put all your stuff safely out of the sea before a gale or a strong storm. I will not recommend to invest a single cent in underwater permanent activity that do not have a solid plan B for bad weather days.
- Trombone12 11y agoI think they've implemented the plan "don't put it in a river outlet"