The link to the above video is HERE. This morning in the Oceans and Climate Change Class we watched it to about minute 6:45
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Showing posts with label dikes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dikes. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 27, 2018
Monday, March 30, 2015
The Dutch are NOT going under...video links from today's class
1/3 of Holland, aka the Netherlands, is below sea level...and sea level is rising. So can their dikes continue to keep the water out? Even the Dutch say NO.
But the Dutch are a very creative people, as I know first hand working with them in Luxembourg , where at a DuPont plant we were making a spunbonded polypropylene geotextile fabric that the Dutch were using to stabilize their dikes.
So on to the links:
#1 which we saw today the TED presentation by Koen Olthuis
#2 Koen Olthuis on NPR
#3 BBC video, where the Brits are learning from the Dutch
My perspective?...There is hope....IF Politics do not get too much more in the way.
Me? I am doing the best I can for all of us, especially our children.
But the Dutch are a very creative people, as I know first hand working with them in Luxembourg , where at a DuPont plant we were making a spunbonded polypropylene geotextile fabric that the Dutch were using to stabilize their dikes.
So on to the links:
#1 which we saw today the TED presentation by Koen Olthuis
#2 Koen Olthuis on NPR
#3 BBC video, where the Brits are learning from the Dutch
My perspective?...There is hope....IF Politics do not get too much more in the way.
Me? I am doing the best I can for all of us, especially our children.
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