Letter to the Editor: Surely Harry Crosbie’s housing plan is all at sea

One of the almost universally accepted consequences of climate change is rising sea levels. This reality threatens homes, farms, towns and large cities.

Letter to the Editor: Surely Harry Crosbie’s housing plan is all at sea

One of the almost universally accepted consequences of climate change is rising sea levels. This reality threatens homes, farms, towns and large cities.

The proposal as outlined in the Irish Examiner, August 19, by Harry Crosbie to build homes for up to 150,000 people on Sandymount Strand and the Tolka Estuary in Dublin blatantly ignores that reality.

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