MyManao
>In an earlier post here I laid out why I think putting a harbor at Kaimu is the best plan going forward.
Yes, this sounds like a good idea. The lava at Kalapana is solid rock.
>I think the dredging project stands a chance of ultimately being a success. As it is it opened the bay. It didn’t open a channel all the way back to the ramp, but it did carve a notch out of the otherwise solid block of debris. And, as we have seen, the rest of the pile is very unstable and will move.. is moving.. and maybe the water that is tidally surging in and out of the new bay is going to be transporting more rock out of there over time than it was without this change.
That's interesting you think this project is salvageable. There's a huge amount of debris in this area and the potential for it to keep washing in to any harbor channel built without big concrete walls (not approved under project specs) is high. We'll see whether they keep dredging.
>In an earlier post here I laid out why I think putting a harbor at Kaimu is the best plan going forward.
Yes, this sounds like a good idea. The lava at Kalapana is solid rock.
>I think the dredging project stands a chance of ultimately being a success. As it is it opened the bay. It didn’t open a channel all the way back to the ramp, but it did carve a notch out of the otherwise solid block of debris. And, as we have seen, the rest of the pile is very unstable and will move.. is moving.. and maybe the water that is tidally surging in and out of the new bay is going to be transporting more rock out of there over time than it was without this change.
That's interesting you think this project is salvageable. There's a huge amount of debris in this area and the potential for it to keep washing in to any harbor channel built without big concrete walls (not approved under project specs) is high. We'll see whether they keep dredging.