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http://www.restoreorretreat.org/la_erosion_facts.php
At the current land loss rates, nearly 640,000 acres by 2050.
LA's coast is a "working coast," supporting critical inferstructrue such as highway, ports, pipelines, and navigational water ways. With out coastal resteration people and bisnesses will be forced to leave coastal Louisiana, resulting in severe economic consequences to the nation.
Rocks are placed at the bays all over in order to prevent the waves breaking down the soil.
LA is losing 25 to 35 square miles of wetland per year and the highest rates are occurring in the Barataria and Terrebonne basins at 10 and 11 square miles per year due to the fact of all the swamp land we have as well as all the hurricanes a year that occur.