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Bangkok could be completely underwater by 2050, new report claims


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Nonsense. 

will be underwater, if nothing is done.

as water rises, so will the infrastructure.

The per year rise will not be so substantial that properties will be abandoned. If water rises a couple of inches and starts getting close to the top of a sea wall . the property owner will simply  build the seawall a foot taller. New buildings will backfill more basement pumping stations will be installed.  etc.   eventually might become economically unsustainable, but not in the near future. 

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2 hours ago, Cadbury said:

Not too hard to imagine canoeing down Nana Soi 4 and Soi Cowboy with the girls waving and dressed in their wellies and chest waders. Something different. 

 

2 hours ago, Sticky Wicket said:

Imagine looking out of the window of your 3rd floor apartment and seeing a turd float by. 

#amazing Toyland


and my vote for the all time winner of the "wet 'n wild phantasy contest" :
is going to Cadbury !!!

????????

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1 hour ago, marquis22 said:

So the ones who do not drown move north and die of smoke inhalation.

I did want to live to 100 but not so sure now .... ???? 

My wife owns land up north. Better stick with her.

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1 hour ago, Myran said:

Right, except the world would've been flooded 50 times over by now if the modern day climate alarmists were to be believed.

 

Their doomsday deadlines seem to be perpetually 10 or 20 years in the future, year after year. At the end of the day, their projections and models seem to be as accurate as Nostradamus'.

so what you are saying is that it is an inconvenient truth ? 

 

the 10 to 20 year time frame gives them enough time to make oooodles of money. then by that time be rich enough to not care of any false claims or criticism they will incur. 

 

maybe greta can chime in on this one......

 

 

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Work appears already to be underway to reinforces sea defences at Cha Am.  Thousands of tons of rocks have been dumped and a row of pylons hammered in along a stretch of the beach just south of the town centre.

 

We all waiting to see what happens next in what looks like the first step towards creating a new, higher sea wall. 

 

Can anyone out there confirm what is actually going on? Maybe somebody with official clout got an early warning of the predicted Great Flood and took it seriously - which is more than can be said for most of ther posters on this Forum! 

 

(PS: I'm charging up my camera and will post a shot of the work in progress asap).

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19 minutes ago, Tops said:

In 1990 they predicted that the sealevel would have risen by 2 meters before 2020. Still at the same level as in 1990. 

It is not at the same level as 1990. After the beginning of industrialisation, sea levels started to raise slowly.

From 1880 until today average sea levels raised by 25 cm, of that by 10 cm since 1990.

 

We know now, that the increase is growing exponentially, not evenly. And the predictions are still not precise but they are getting more precise with every year.

 

Another thing, the increase is not distributed evenly around the globe. Some cities such as Jakarta are already highly affected. Go there and watch the 1.60 m waterwalls they build. The water is a few cm below the top, of course which is partially because Jakarta is sinking.

 

Bangkok had far lesser floods in 1995, the first year I came for business. Scientists universally agree that Asia will be most affected.

 

 

 

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

In 2015, a panel set up by the National Reform Council said that large parts of Thailand’s capital could be submerged by 2030.

Maybe they should rethink the new train route from Bangkok to U-Tapao and build a canal using long boats?

Can you un-sign a contract?

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3 hours ago, bdenner said:

Hope these jerks are not on any charity funded salary. Find it hard to believe any half arsed geographical research centre would employ em!

 

Then there is the fake news rag:
 

Who published this garbage! AND also, what I find surprising is the TV news team posting it!

 

There are already islands in the South Pacific that have had to be abandoned. And ever heard of Venice, where the floods are getting deeper and more frequent?

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