If they protected the wetlands in LA, would this hurricane be a problem?

Question

The U.S. govt. has decided to not protect or enhance the wetlands in Louisiana and Mississippi. If they did, hurricanes would not be as much of as destructive because the marsh lands would take some of the punch out of them.

Answer 1

you need to look at the past and not listen to the greens .try camile for one wetlandhttp://www.nhc.noaa.gov/pastdead.htmls did no stop it or slow it downhttp://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0778120.h...

Answer 2

No.

Don't think so.

That will work.

Decode this lyrics "Season in the sun"

Look in the real world.

The mystery of the Promised Land.

Part of the "Spoils of the war" that was lost with time without being aware of it being expose in time.

Exodus 6.8

Our creator's universal gifts of life.

Natural weather and climate control system

Natural sea water filtration into clean water. as rain in time.

With the largest tract of wet land with it's purpose out there being messed up in doing things at own whims and fancy with self lack of knowledge without being aware of it being expose in time.

Why it's vital for the survival of living human kind in time.

Why further damage must be stop in time?

The first sign of damage was done with heavy logging areas in time.

Then followed by excessive usage of agri-chemical fertilizer, pesticides and weedicides in the destruction of living organism along the streams and rivers in draining water from high land to low land out to the open seas.

Genesis 2.4-6, 8-10

While telling little children with self lack of knowledge with cheap-skate ghostly stories that former colonial ruler was plundering, looting with destruction of the environment  without being aware the damages was done by tribe of a Rudeness Tribe with self lack of knowledge being expose in time in own backyards in  the creation of Tower of Babel in town.

Luke 6.39-40,41-45,46-49

What do you think?

Answer 3

Exactly, and it makes me wonder How many more unintended consequences we will face in the future as we continue to change the environment around us.