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What's the Permie solution?

 
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Interesting discussion from the "other" side about the mississippi river flooding.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/269972-monsanto-dupont-will-benefit-once-mississippi-flooding-subsides

What would be the permie solution to this flooding?
 
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blow the dikes move the buildings up away from the rivers and plant the bottom lands after the river lays fresh fertile soil on top of last years mulch. basically the way they used to treat the major rivers until we go the notion we could build walls to keep them in their channels
 
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Yep, move the people out of the floodlands and let the river be wild.  Restore the entire Mississippi watershed (get rid of most plow agriculture and use permaculture instead). Restore gallery forests (forests bordering the river).

As if! 
 
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perhaps unlimited hunting permits on a certain bipedal invasive simian?
 
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Brice Moss wrote:
perhaps unlimited hunting permits on a certain bipedal invasive simian?



No! 

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Someone sitting in an office plotting out which spillways get opened so that the disaster can be handled most cost effectively seems so ridiculous.

I become embarrassed for humanity when this stuff happens.
 
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