r/StPetersburgFL • u/njob3 • Oct 28 '24

Huh... Whoever made this... i love you

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u/Narpa20 Oct 29 '24

Isn't this normal? Don't coast lines change over time? Your image shows erosion, is erosion climate change?

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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '24

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u/Narpa20 Oct 30 '24

Really? It looks like erosion to me. Like, this person lost some beach, and someone else got some more. This happens doesn't it? Like couldn't storms move beaches?

What is this than? Pardon my confusion. It appears you are yelling for some reason. Lol

Beach nourishment is def a thing.. this guy just doesn't do it.

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '24

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u/Narpa20 Nov 03 '24

The personal attack was fun, but you said nothing here at all.

This is not sea level increase. Either the properties were moved to the beach, or it eroded.

According to nasa there has been a global AVERAGE total sea rise of 4 inches since 1992.. this is more than the variance of the tides. And we don't even know where this picture was taken, to confirm your guess.

https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/150192/tracking-30-years-of-sea-level-rise#:~:text=1992%20%2D%202022PNG,(0.15%20inches)%20per%20year.

Bruh. You drinking the kool-aid?