It was after the English moved in that the problems started.
The Dutch know how to do this, but the Corps refuses to accept that they failed, and they keep trying to patch a bad design instead of building a good design.
My Mother’s water garden is better designed that the New Orleans levee system. They continue to use the corrugated sheet metal pounded into the swamp. It is going to fail there, just like it fails here when used for seawalls.
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(Rather than mess up your format, if the link doesn’t work, try http://www.Nola.com, May 7, 2008, “Dutch visitors share expertise on levees”)
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