British Columbia: Climate, Dreadful Weather and Politics, Plus Geology
Since the 1860s, British Columbians have repaired severe weather damage, and it would be equally practical to reform nihilistic politics.
By Bob Hoye —— Bio and Archives--December 1, 2021
Global Warming-Energy-Environment | Comments | Back To Full Article
Canada’s West Coast has been hit by storms resulting in alluvial flood plains being flooded, roads built on alluvial benches being eroded and major highways on alluvial flood plains being covered by debris torrents adding to naturally occurring alluvial land.
The key is that most of the violence is natural, but the even more destructive Sumas Prairie flood is due to political distractions, that have been impractical.
Regrettably, activist politicians and their media have laid the blame upon “Global Warming”. Locally, the ploy is to divert attention from decades of neglecting sound engineering advice to maintain and raise the height of the Sumas dikes. Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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