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Digging Depressions in seafloor to create artificial islands in nearby areas

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Should digging Depressions in seafloor to create artificial islands in nearby areas be sustainable

And by the way, was it widely done somewhere in this planet already?

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Olin Lathrop‭ wrote over 3 years ago · edited over 3 years ago

How is digging a depression supposed to create an island? What mechanisms are you imaging at work? There is a lot of context missing here. Sustainable how? All real islands eventually erode away, once whatever forces formed them stop.

deleted user wrote over 3 years ago

It is supposed to create an Island if the sand would be piled up into a "mountain" above sea level. Sustainable in the sense of causing significant damage to sea-creature species in any way whatsoever (at least if this would be done vastly, say, creating many island in front of shores of small countries such as Lebanon or Israel).