Rodanthe homes in the Outer Banks are at risk of collapsing into the Atlantic Ocean due to erosion, high winds and king tides. Seven North Carolina homes have already collapsed in the past four years.
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@jakemarlow89988 күн бұрын
Coastal erosion has been happening since way before those houses were built.
@arribaficationwineho327 күн бұрын
@@DanielHollingsworth was the Corps responsible there?
@patentexperts16756 күн бұрын
Yes, it's a sand dune on the ocean - sand dunes move with the wind and water.
@johnnywright52364 күн бұрын
didn't Trump cause this
@arribaficationwineho324 күн бұрын
@@johnnywright5236 no. Funny you!
@RaeHenning-Stephenson4 күн бұрын
When were they built?
@nancyhammons35948 күн бұрын
When we first moved to N.C. 25 years ago, I was asking "What kind of idiot lives in a house on stilts?" How truly stupid is that and then they want taxpayers to help pay for the clean up.
@Singlesix68 күн бұрын
What kind of an idiot lives in a house on a slab foundation at ground level?
@dc-wp8oc8 күн бұрын
@@Singlesix6 The kind of idiot who checks a topographical map first.
@wandasanders20034 күн бұрын
@@nancyhammons3594 And I can't imagine how much home insurance goes up..
@kimberlywaldrop59593 күн бұрын
@nancyhammons3594 Geoengineering and weather modification refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. Climate change Who pays for geoengineering and weather modification programs??? TAXPAYERS
@TheSeeker1960Күн бұрын
Those asking for help are in one way or another your local politicians.
@rj-zz8im8 күн бұрын
Stop building houses on shifting sandbars! No sympathy. Tired of these 'disasters' that are 100% preventable, and which we ALL end up paying for at the end of the day.
@FordRangerClassics8 күн бұрын
Apparently, in America, sandbars, coasts, and geology don't exist, or something, I haven't quite become American enough yet I guess
@gina0008 күн бұрын
Fyi sympathy, thoughts and prayers are all worthless.
@BarbAllen-k4u3 күн бұрын
If you have to build a house on stilts, that should be your first red flag.
@elizabethchase65283 күн бұрын
Insurance premiums of all kinds are too high to cover for this. If you can afford that property, you can afford to pay for it out of your own bank account
@douglasengle27042 күн бұрын
The owners could hire sand dredgers to put the sand back. My guess is $100k a piece if they go in together. They are probably over a million dollar houses so it seems as easy decision. The sand probably didn't move far away. Beach sand replenishment is commonly practiced. Barrier sand dunes anchored with six foot deep roots of dune grass has been used since the 1980s at Bethany Beach DE to protect structures, but building out on pilings on the beach is high risk. The federal government owns the ocean land up to high tide on the beach. Once the sand has been removed to allow high tide to cover the land it is no longer of private ownership. If this is temporary it like doesn't trigger federal ownership.
@lindapindabelinda35708 күн бұрын
Maybe next time don’t issue building permits for the ocean.
@jeanberes41478 күн бұрын
Exactly!
@kathyf19648 күн бұрын
Yup 👍🏻
@FarmingUnclear5 күн бұрын
It's on purpose. Insurance will replace it. Rich people don't maintain a beach house. Why maintain a beach house when you get a brand new one every 5 years when a hurricane hits it. Maybe even sooner. They are using insurance like social welfare so that the taxpayer covers their cost and they only have to pay a low monthly fee for a brand new beach house. Socialism for the rich and boot straps for the poor. Wake up people.
@johnlance-bu6jj5 күн бұрын
Back then when these houses were built the building inspectors didn't realize the ocean would move this fast inland .
@Hadenufyet5 күн бұрын
@@johnlance-bu6jjthat’s called denial, and I’ll take the money, thank you
@dantespeak1386 күн бұрын
Ocean to homeowners: "I was here first".
@theyclosechannelsthatspeak428Күн бұрын
These people chase away normal vacationers that want to hang out on the beach. They take over.
@SteveninTuneКүн бұрын
Wyht privilege vacation house
@JackFromWyomingКүн бұрын
@@SteveninTune Bigot spotted! Someone is race baited aren't they? Need more dino nuggets from mommy?
@BajatheChickenMan8 күн бұрын
boohoo, anyone who bought a house there knew the risks. WE DONT CARE!
@Singlesix68 күн бұрын
Actually, during Covid there were some people who bought oceanfront places sight unseen - other than what they could see in the ad. Imagine someone - from idk, Kansas - with no beach knowledge at all calling a realtor and saying, "I want to buy this cottage, so where do I wire the money?" Hard to believe, but it's happened.
@RoseanneSeason72 күн бұрын
@@Singlesix6 so true
@bendy6626Күн бұрын
@@Singlesix6 Unlikely here. Yeah, people bought sight unseen, but those were not super high $$$ beachfront mega homes. And, if they were that 🤪, this wasn't their first 🥴 rodeo. Reality is tough.
@jeannietimberger25568 күн бұрын
Dear Rich people. Next time buy or build houses on stable ground. Just because it looks good don't mean it is good.
@mondocjenson-dy8zd8 күн бұрын
Play stupid 🎮 games and win Stupid 🏆 prizes 😮
@lisayeary42568 күн бұрын
We end up paying for their stupidity by increasing insurance
@arielsea90878 күн бұрын
Let's call it high and end pollution. They should pay removal fees for the trash they caused.
@dontbanmebrodontbanme54038 күн бұрын
Supposedly, it looked like a good area and climate change changed things. I would really like to have seen what the area looked like when builders were building these homes.
@FordRangerClassics8 күн бұрын
@@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403 see original comment about it looking good
@DelusionalDoug8 күн бұрын
Barrier islands form as waves repeatedly deposit sediment parallel to the shoreline. As wind and waves shift according to weather patterns and local geographic features, these islands constantly move, erode, and grow. They can even disappear entirely.
@fletch612 күн бұрын
Where I live in the UK the beach had 40/50ft sand dunes.. one storm and they were gone over night for good ...just open beach now !
@chebbohagop22 сағат бұрын
You mean it’s NOT climate change?! It’s a natural phenomenon? 😂
@sgtpepperz258 күн бұрын
The beach has eroded since it has existed...
@chaos08528 күн бұрын
And you were there to witness it?
@jogmas128 күн бұрын
@@chaos0852there is no climate change in fact we would not be hearing about this if they were not allowed to build their homes on such unstable foundation as sand!!!!!
@ShimmySha8 күн бұрын
@@chaos0852 Basic geographical information
@chrisalley62825 күн бұрын
@@chaos0852You flunked 4th grade science. Go back and review it. Don't come back until you pass.
@michaelalbensi68204 күн бұрын
Building on a sandbar out in the ocean should be environmentally illegal.
@RedMartin668 күн бұрын
What would you expect when you build your house on the ocean? Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different result. The dumbasses will go ahead and build it again and expect the taxpayers to pay for it.
@crand200335 күн бұрын
The whole Miami area will go underwater too. Probably all of south Florida.
@paulne15148 күн бұрын
A close friend of mine, his family lived there for generations. (One won the National Lifesaving Award and had a Coast Guard Cutter named after him). Then the rich started moving in and forced the poor people out with high taxes. No, I DON’T feel sorry for any of these homeowners.
@garyc398 күн бұрын
Mother nature is the great equalizer
@lbelton88868 күн бұрын
It's not simply a matter of rich or poor when most of the human population is concentrated near water. There are many serious concerns that need to be addressed.
@letticecorless55208 күн бұрын
U said it! Now its happening to old safe neighborhoods people are being taxed out of they homes
@crand200335 күн бұрын
This is happening on New Jersey shore too.
@raystory70594 күн бұрын
@@crand20033 Absolutely= they are called 'Barrier Islands" for a good reason= the sea always wins in the end however.
@pegs16598 күн бұрын
Who would have thought building a house on the beach would be a bad idea?😜
@bobby-ov9qn8 күн бұрын
Maybe the same people who build their houses in Northern California where the fires burn down countless houses each year?
@GusGusGames5 күн бұрын
@@bobby-ov9qn LOL FOR REAL
@majortom7038Күн бұрын
Everyone … 🤷♀️
@SteveninTuneКүн бұрын
White privileged people ? Haitian immigrants?
@sadesade95058 күн бұрын
Don't build your house on a sandy foundation, build upon a rock foundation, basic logic & Biblical principle
@jeffclark52688 күн бұрын
Oh good. The bible. Nothing bad has ever come out of the bible. Just ask the slaves that used to live there.
@samw27688 күн бұрын
@sadesade9505 it's the beach dumbass there is no rock. They built way to close to the ocean back in the day. This is a piece of land that is literally surrounded by water.
@FordRangerClassics8 күн бұрын
@@jeffclark5268but my European history! My pearlssss
@sadesade95058 күн бұрын
@@jeffclark5268 go find yourself
@robevans52228 күн бұрын
Maybe try engineering principles...science is more useful than metaphors.
@Jacksonzole578 күн бұрын
i never really thoughts about how everyone else subsidizes rich peoples insurance in situations like this
@Singlesix68 күн бұрын
Never had to pay the annual premiums on a beach house, have you? The premiums are very, very high. Very, very. You have your homeowner's insurance policy, your flood insurance policy, and possbly another policy for wind damage and hail damage depending on how your homeower's is written, what you want to cover, or what your mortgage company demands you purchase. Then there are the exclusions on certain policies, things like not covering damage from wind-driven rain through/around a door, slider or window UNLESS the glass is broken by something falling or flying. And then there are the deductibles for different things depending on how the policy is written. On and on and on. And of course an extra liability policy if your rent your house to vacationers is probably a good idea.
@thebreeze26978 күн бұрын
All true, but still no sympathy from me. you see, some of those insurance policies are federally subsidized, which means all taxpayers help pay rich people’s insurance premiums. Although things are slowly changing, they have been allowed to take those insurance benefits and rebuild in the same location. If they had to buy market-based insurance without state or federal subsidies, and we’re on the hook for clean-up, I would have no issues. As it stands it’s Welfare for the Wealthy!
@letticecorless55208 күн бұрын
We r and we are 20 miles inland and were even safe from Florence its, fine if you want to live on the edge but why must we pay for your ignorance of mother nature, read your Bible, you live in the Bible belt! And it says not to build your house on siffting sand! And you laugh at Californians calling them Fruits and Nuts?
@donaldmiller53844 күн бұрын
This has nothing to do with changing climate and everything to do with shifting sand that is ever moving and forms the barrier islands.
@myohmy04 күн бұрын
Thank you high school fox news kool aid drinker for your "insight".
@bendy6626Күн бұрын
@@myohmy0 Thank you for proving you flunked geology 101.
@freyaodinsdottir2207Күн бұрын
That's literally climate change...
@johnborisow11206 күн бұрын
Why is everything being related to “climate” change. What climate change are you folks referring to?
@chrisalley62825 күн бұрын
They are referring to the grift that makes the likes of Al Gore, Bill Gates, the Obamas, and Elon Musk even richer.
@bendy6626Күн бұрын
@@chrisalley6282 I'm so happy to see so many people aware. Appreciate you 😘
@mikem4432Күн бұрын
climate change is a fact, it happens all through the planets history. Ice Age, and such is a very slow process. But the issue is man made climate change accelerated the process from thousands of year to decades.
@hellersbuildingremodeling777121 сағат бұрын
@@mikem4432 I don’t believe that at all - it’s just another cottage industry making people rich and getting politicians votes from the sheeple
@jeffsaxton7165 күн бұрын
I can't imagine allowing septic systems in a place like that.
@rockyroad73454 күн бұрын
Insurance companies should refuse to insure any ocean front property after something like this happens. The cost gets passed on to all of us.
@jennywolford41026 күн бұрын
Since they are barrier islands, they change all the time according to ocean conditions.
@Raykenn18 күн бұрын
I worked in the outer banks for years. Only a loon would build oceanfront ! I wonder if the homebuilders sold out of towners a long song and dance about how safe and sound the locations were. Wow !
@Raykenn18 күн бұрын
I also wonder why the county would issue a building permit for those locations
@bendy6626Күн бұрын
@@Raykenn1 $$$ 🤷
@davidcarruthers58508 күн бұрын
this is not a climate thing...BS... this is the ocean !!! who the hell would even consider building a home on stilts on sand ..
@Big_Bag_of_Pus8 күн бұрын
The waterline is much higher now.
@Lillith12038 күн бұрын
Who would be dumb enough to insure it .
@GGG-b2z8l8 күн бұрын
Erm….the Glaciers are melting, more water in the Oceans, less Land. It’s not rocket science just fact.
@AlbertHess-xy7ky8 күн бұрын
The climate effects the ocean
@nickcrncich72557 күн бұрын
It’s both. Climate change is simply accelerating the problem.
@freddavidson90688 күн бұрын
Not 1 media genius asks who issued building permits
@amandasaunders34938 күн бұрын
Right. Dolla dolla bill, y'all.
@ascricco9875 күн бұрын
Thank you! People commenting Boo Hoo, don’t feel bad for you, who’s dumb enough to buy/build a house there…. Well, who’s dumb enough to grant permits to build in unsafe terrain. Septic waste and debris getting washed into the ocean becomes an environmental problem which will affect us all. Maybe $ penalties and investigations at the higher levels would be a better way to prevent such bad and unsafe building policies.
@johnlance-bu6jj5 күн бұрын
I go through Rodanthe , hwy. 12 , to get to my house south of Hatteras Light .Been there since early 1980's . As you can see a lot of these houses are beach box type built years ago . When I first started going there the houses ,especially in and around Rodanthe , had at least 300 feet of land between their house and the ocean . Property owners never dreamed that the ocean would engulf their homes . The outer banks are moving east and building up sand on sound side . My house in Frisco is now only 5 1/2 ' above sea level .Up until about 12/ 15 years ago I had beautiful oleander bushes in my yard . With the constant sound side flooding all my oleanders are dead along with 2 vehicles . Needless to say I can no longer afford flood insurance .The locals , most have been there all their lives build their homes well away from the water . A lot of these homes are in a clump of live oaks and protected from the wind and storms . If I had it to do over that is exactly what I would have done . Color me stupid .
@MarieJackson-sp3be4 күн бұрын
At least you own up to it. One of my former coworkers was furious that Florida made her put stilts under her home before they would issue a building permit. She was not a very nice person, but I now have to put money in the pot for her insurance.
@paigeawinКүн бұрын
You said it!
@rc239096487 күн бұрын
The ocean hasn't rose much at all. It's the sand being taken out to sea.
@merriemisfit84063 күн бұрын
Wind also blows dry sand across the island and into the back lagoon. Once in the lagoon, it's not coming back out to rejoin the ocean-side beach.
@dorecannon28517 күн бұрын
Welcome to the Outer Banks. There's a reason you have to take a ferry to Ocracoke Island.
@patentexperts16756 күн бұрын
They don't call it the "Outer Banks' for no reason - when you build there, it's out there!
@truckubuddy8 күн бұрын
The wise man built his house upon to rock.
@lisasmith93118 күн бұрын
Wow I can’t believe people build like that you would think it erodes away. I don’t get where plumbing is
@BajatheChickenMan8 күн бұрын
just poop off the porch.
@arielsea90878 күн бұрын
Probably some special composting gold plated toilets.
@FordRangerClassics8 күн бұрын
@@kellyniagara6509probably as poorly as I'm assuming
@MilwaukeeF40CКүн бұрын
In one shot you can see the white PVC pipe going down from under the house to a now exposed septic tank. Just shttng on the beach is what these people have always done.
@blipco58 күн бұрын
This all could have been avoided if whoever is in charge of the city building commission had ever built a sand castle on the beach when he was a kid.
@JohnnyRedpilled8 күн бұрын
Good to be the homeowners one street off the coast. They just got ocean front upgrade.
@doneown5038 күн бұрын
, maybe for a couple years,
@paulchauvin7338 күн бұрын
For a while maybe, then, they will be the next houses taken by the ocean.
@timatkinson92918 күн бұрын
This build up been happening for years. Should have moved long ago. I have empathy, not sympathy
@arielsea90878 күн бұрын
No you're excluded from the privilege.
@88goatfish6 күн бұрын
You removed the vegetation on the sand dunes so the sand washed away. The only rise in sea level occurs when a storm comes in. You removed vegetation and sand to build a swimming pool...what the #@%&! The individuals that approved the building permits should pay for the clean-up (not the taxpayers) and reimburse the homeowners for their loss. It is the responsibility of the permitting body to insure that building there is environmentally safe and not detrimental to the environment or the structure! Would you be allowed to build on the edge of a cliff or a rivers edge? Who owned the land that was sold to the homeowners and who were the builders? Follow the money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I scuba dived at Bogue Inlet and offshore of the Outer Banks as a teenager in the early 70's...SAD SAD sight now!!!!!!!!
@nathanbuck3227 күн бұрын
If you understood the geology of the area, and the sediment management practices/changes over time, this would be a non-story. Compassion for those losing their homes? YES! Linking this to political agendas around climate....please stop. Please do the research instead of parroting agendas. The islands have always been moving and changing because of the nature of their geological structure and location. Sediment management that has been restricted/changed by habitat management has had significant impact on how quickly natural shifts are taking place, especially in maintaining the inlets. Ferrys now travel 1.5 hrs to Ocracoke, when it used to take 30 min. Lobbying to stop dredging the inlets occured prior to a major storm that deposited a massive sandbar between the islands, and dredging to reopen the inlet and ferry routes was not allowed. Arguing for no human intervention to preserve habitats directly leads to accelerated change to the islands as the natural geological processes continue (which also disturb habitats). Intervention with stewardship in mind should be the goal, and for the residents and community leaders in OBX that is the desired norm. These homes would likely have collapsed regardless of intervention, and those who buy, build, and live there know this to be true. The islands are always changing. Intervention has limited impact. (i.e. Hatteras Lighthouse) Storms always have significant impact in shifting both sediment and tidal impacts. One storm cut nearly half the distance of the lower end of Hatteras island off and shifted it into the Sound. The firetower below the ferry station used to be halfway to the end of the island. Today, it is the end of the island. Some of that sand was redeposited on the upper end of Ocracoke, and now a large amount of that redeposited sand has shifted to the lower end of Ocracoke. One storm cut Hatteras Village off from Frisco, and the road needed rebuilt. It has always been this way for barrier islands, and always will be. Here is a link to a geologist's story who studied OBX islands: coastalreview.org/2024/01/dolan-and-godfrey-scientists-showed-banks-on-the-move/
@BaltimoreAndOhioRRКүн бұрын
This comment should be pinned.
@Lkhrobertson8 күн бұрын
I understand the sandbar comments, but in 2000, a few months before we got married, my husband and I took a trip together from Nashville. We chose the Outer Banks and have returned a few times. The beach will keep reworking itself, but the magic of the beach is that nothing feels permanent. Magical area of this country. ❤️🏖️
@Hadenufyet5 күн бұрын
Our property taxes in NC increased *dramatically* to pay for this type of cleanup.
@raystory70594 күн бұрын
NJ does the same, beach replenishment costs are shared by everyone in NJ and that hardly seems fair to someone with no interest in saving beachfront housing for those wealthy enough to buy a second vay-cay property.
@Blondie7712818 сағат бұрын
@@raystory7059 I live in northern NJ/NYC metro area and as if it wasn’t expensive enough but to hear my tax dollars are going to help foolish folks with their beachfront properties, they can go eff themselves. Stupid and corrupt, waste of money. Let the rich a-holes with summer shore houses pay to preserve it.
@mrfofff8 күн бұрын
Let's all pay millions $$$ to restore the beach so a few can keep their ocean front property.
@yankeeairpirate17998 күн бұрын
It’s not climate….how stupid
@juliethompson86858 күн бұрын
Please share your knowledge.
@AlbertHess-xy7ky8 күн бұрын
What is it?
@toddjones14036 күн бұрын
@@juliethompson8685 Ocean levels have been rising since the end of the last ice age…a lot.
@chrisalley62825 күн бұрын
@@juliethompson8685 So called "climate change" is nothing more than a grift to make the rich richer and the poor poorer
@chrisalley62825 күн бұрын
@@AlbertHess-xy7kyNatural erosion, which you should have learned about in 4 th grade
@Hisgal048 күн бұрын
"The climate change reporter." 😂 Oh dear!
@lilianarich6105 күн бұрын
What happens with common sense? You don’t need to be an engineer to anticipate what could happen to those homes. Sorry, but I’m no so sorry.
@canileaveitblank14765 күн бұрын
Every shoreline is constantly changing; some more than others.
@nachomom-fk2bi8 күн бұрын
Beachfront homes was a great idea until it wasn't a great idea.
@Falconryful8 күн бұрын
It’s not rocket science 🤷♀️ when you build next to the beautiful ocean Mother Nature always wins 🤣🤣🤣
@Dig-y1f8 күн бұрын
You cannot stop mother nature 🙏
@rairequena89818 күн бұрын
What no one asked, Is why would the town, city, county even issue a permit to build on the beach shore? Is the money that alluring.
@will7its8 күн бұрын
Very high tax zone for greedy politicians......
@crystaljacob6195 күн бұрын
Why are people allowed to build on land that is supposed to be a buffer from storms. Respect nature and stop polluting the ocean.
@slimtimm18 күн бұрын
Zero effz to give
@dogman84365 күн бұрын
Great deal on oceanfront property. Motivated sellers!
@thomasfitzpatrick63928 күн бұрын
Rich people problems.
@Barbara-JT2 күн бұрын
Why any one would want to build that close to the ocean. That's like building a home next to a volcano. It's just crazy. Bad idea!
@shanemichael39258 күн бұрын
Australia doesn’t let you build on sand, beach erosion is real I have watched beaches shrink and narrow beaches disappear in California over last 25-30 years.😢
@igit_72964 күн бұрын
What people don’t seem to understand is that the beach in Rodanthe has been eroding at a rate of 15 feet per year. When the houses were built decades ago, they weren’t right on the water. For some reason, the ocean has been rising and storms/hurricanes have been getting more frequent and violent. No one knows why this is happening, but it’s really affecting people that live along the shoreline and it’s not their fault that these weird things are happening that no one can explain.
@BaltimoreAndOhioRRКүн бұрын
The ocean isn't "rising", the sand is eroding away. That's why the septic tank are now exposed. They didn't float up to the higher ocean levels, the sand they were buried under has washed away.
@Nowhereman1238 күн бұрын
Insurers are you kidding, if an Insurer covers thus they're either incompetent or this is corrupted.
@Fido-vm9zi8 күн бұрын
Did the insurance company offer coverage. Shouldn't have in the first place.
@tomcunningham85848 күн бұрын
@@Nowhereman123 insurers are not not stupid, this is covered by FEMA, the taxpayers will pay, seen it to many times.
@boatymcboatface71618 күн бұрын
Those 2nd row houses are about to explode in value
@paulchauvin7338 күн бұрын
For a while maybe, then, they will be the next houses taken by the ocean.
@Galworld7614 күн бұрын
No. Because there is nothing to stop the erosion. They are next.
@johndunn98198 күн бұрын
"insurance" in New Mexico has quadrupled in the last 4 years to pay for people that built their houses and the beach sand.
@patriot55268 күн бұрын
Click bait. This has nothing to do with your “global warming” narrative. I live in Florida and beach erosion has been an issue basically forever. 100 years ago, before proper building codes and knowledge of construction, thousands of homes were built on the east coast. They have been battling beach erosion ever since. From Daytona beach north toward Jacksonville, they are constantly rebuilding beaches to save homes and roads. In some areas, A1A is merely a few feet from the shore. Florida is no more than sand. This is lack of knowledge, not global warming. People who believe this crap are horribly misinformed.
@merriemisfit84063 күн бұрын
"The Beach: A River Of Sand" -- always a big hit in the environmental geology classes when it was time to run that little instructional film. About 20 minutes of your time is all it takes to know more about coastal processes than just about any annointed "climate change reporter". It's now on KZbin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/amnEiWN5fs9oedk
@At_the_Garden8 күн бұрын
Were these houses originally a block away from the ocean. I seem to remember an old map of the area, there was a road in front of these houses with houses on the ocean side, which are long gone.
@IreneTozetti-v5n2 күн бұрын
So why the stilts?
@kristennoeljenkins5 күн бұрын
Those house were built decades ago and the water was much farther away. I doubt they thought about the risk of the water coming in decades into the future and wiping them out because they weren't close to it at the time
@IreneTozetti-v5n2 күн бұрын
@@kristennoeljenkins no. If they were Far from the shore, why are they elevated?
@helenembry78312 күн бұрын
The wise man built his house upon the rock and the foolish man built his house upon the sand.
@1940limited3 күн бұрын
Sea level rise: Normal for stormy weather. Over development: The real problem.
@AmandaHugginkiss698 күн бұрын
Worried about raw sewage in the ocean? That is the ocean. Have you ever seen a whale poop😱
@will7its8 күн бұрын
Freakin idiots with a microphone....
@Blondie7712818 сағат бұрын
There are schools of fish that consume whale excrement. Natural cycle of the ocean and its creatures who belong there. Not for humans dumping their raw sewage into it.
@joeshmoe-rl7bk4 күн бұрын
it's called wear and tear, not "climate change"...brilliant idea building homes on stilts on a beach. brilliant engineering.
@1940limited3 күн бұрын
When we were kids I can still remember a friend's mother saying "Build on high ground."
@dc-wp8oc8 күн бұрын
If NC citizens were not paying for this stupidity, it would be laughable.
@AlbertHess-xy7ky8 күн бұрын
It is laughable because NC citizens are paying for the stupidity.
@paulausherman7278 күн бұрын
Mother nature's way of saying GET OFF MY BACK !!!!!!!!
@2JZ-4runner4 күн бұрын
Got to use the word climate in there😂😂It’s been eroding for years… GTFOH
@twingreentrafficsignal92668 күн бұрын
... Again, Just like the last storm. And the multiple storms before this?
@jameslaupan64996 күн бұрын
As nice as it may be to live near the water, it don't take a genius to realize living in the water is nuts, crazy, coo coo, insane.
@richk31353 күн бұрын
Weather and time shift those sands just like always, no "crisis" required. This was inevitable.
@timdowney6721Күн бұрын
ZERO taxpayer money for rebuilding or dredging to shore up these sandbars.
@gabyfields32358 күн бұрын
Please, dear Ocean, take these ugly stilt homes away for good! They are an eyesore! 😜👍
@mkgreen97508 күн бұрын
And it is not "Fossil" Fuels, ( an obscurement of truth) it is hydrocarbons from the Great Oxidative Event that allowed Cyanobacteria to produce the hydrocarbons and molecular Oxygen.
@88cruzer18 күн бұрын
A wise man built his house upon a rock.
@JudahYapha8 күн бұрын
Climate change reporter, where they do that at ?
@mikem4432Күн бұрын
In Maryland there is a outer bank called Assateague Island with wild horses, 70 years ago there was developments, roads and homes, but the governments of those states saw it was too dangerous to build on that strip land and converted into a national park, all the homes and most of the roads where removed, some remnants of homes and roads still remain but are hard to find... that is what needs to be done with the entire outer banks for the good of the future.
@danielmiller2108 күн бұрын
Lots of dollars and no cents
@Singlesix68 күн бұрын
When they were permitted and built they were 200 to 300 yards or more from the high tide line.
@IreneTozetti-v5n2 күн бұрын
So why the stilts?
@AndyCohen-uv1qy8 күн бұрын
Continued development? Yikes.
@Ronnie_Kirkpatrick7 күн бұрын
Common sense says. If grass won’t grow there don’t build. 😂.
@dontbanmebrodontbanme54038 күн бұрын
I would have loved to have seen what this area looked like when they actually decided this was a good place to build a home. It's obvious now that it's an insane place to build. Did climate change change this area that much?
@radiohill4 күн бұрын
They "renourished" the beach and even moved the houses back some. They said that was supposed to extend the life of of the houses for another 15 years. THAT WAS A YEAR AGO!! (not global warming)
@truckcamper57518 күн бұрын
Once they were worth millions, now, you can’t give them away
@CLCVideos5 күн бұрын
None of those houses were ever ever worth millions boomer. This is stuff is so easy to look up.
@MS-ty8eq8 күн бұрын
Let's just build homes right on barrier islands. that sounds smart
@lg95868 күн бұрын
😂 " now a pile of sand " hmmm 🧐🤔 . Wondering what they called the pile of sand when they built the houses on a pile of sand . And they were allowed to install septic systems on the beach basically in the ocean. Holy fk.
@moniquebrown90795 күн бұрын
They are called barrier islands for a reason. I just don’t understand 🤦🏽♀️
@captain545267 күн бұрын
I guess in the history of the Americas all the beaches have always been the same no matter how many thousands of years have gone by until we started burning oil !
@johndavidmyself80398 күн бұрын
Houses on "sticks" at the ocean's edge. Huh.
@marcyking4615 күн бұрын
And in another 10 years, those houses on the 2nd row will be washed away. Don't people ever learn? It's hard to feel sorry for people with more money than common sense.
@ragetobe5 күн бұрын
I’m not sure why people think it’s ok to claim beaches and ocean has their land and then build on it.
@Singlesix62 күн бұрын
They did not build on the beach. They built behind the dunes and off the beach. The sandbar is moving west and the dune has washed away. Sometimes the beach washes away. Sometimes the water in the sound to the west of the Outer Banks cuts a new inlet through the sandbar to ocean. It's been fairly well researched, but sometimes the movement of the sand westward isn't measured in inches, some years it's measured in dozens of feet.
@ragetobe2 күн бұрын
@@Singlesix6 Regardless of your dodge on their behalf it’s still not ok to claim land like this, we have dunes like this in the UK and nobody is allowed to build on them or around them, they are protected.
@selena3957Күн бұрын
Its pole reversal NOT CLIMATE GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT
@tubecontributor3206Күн бұрын
If these people want taxpayers to pay for repair, write to your congressman. The reality is these are expensive homes owned by upper middle class and wealthy people. If they opted for the risk, they should pay for any damage.
@Wayzor_8 күн бұрын
Buying a house on the beach was a good investment.. they said.
@donnielewis69588 күн бұрын
Cheap ocean property now for sale
@MYvesAllaire5 күн бұрын
The sea always wins.
@Hadenufyet5 күн бұрын
Fresh water too
@Diesel33563 күн бұрын
Not climate change-Mother Nature just doing what she has always done. When you build on shifting sand, your foundation is bound to collapse.
@davem66858 күн бұрын
The climate has been changing for millions of years and not because the dinosaurs drove SUV’s. Are we better now or during the ice age?
@AlbertHess-xy7ky8 күн бұрын
Why is the climate changing? God's will?
@chrisalley62825 күн бұрын
@@AlbertHess-xy7kyActually, yeah. It's a natural process.
@GrandmaBev64Күн бұрын
Helena is coming. Those won't be there past this weekend 9-15 foot tidal surges are expected later today with 115 mph winds Higher ground might be tough. Florida is one of the flattest states.
@nobodynothing99507 күн бұрын
Climate crisis..... lol! beach is constantly changing.....since FOREVER! ....the sky is falling....you gonna die
@joandevries18928 күн бұрын
The foolish man built his house on the sand. The gullible bought in.
@Darkmatter3217 күн бұрын
Is that not the dumbest place to build a house on stilts?