‘Expensive’ and ‘slow’ to raise Warragamba Dam wall

Western Sydney University’s Dr Ian Wright says it will be “expensive” and “slow” to raise the wall of Warragamba Dam.“And I’m not sure how effective it’s going to be,” he told Sky News Australia.

We don’t need left wing academics,telling us what to do, just raise the wall

But we don’t need it!🤪🤪

no it wont stop the bs hydo dam and then talk

Everything is very slow if you never start it. Warragamba Dam should have been raised a decade ago.

Warragamba is big enough. Sydney needs more dams.

If something is expensive and slow then on first principles it is probably worth doing.

A bigger bucket, when under a constantly running tap, doesn't stop the bucket from filling up again and spilling over. This I though was common sense !! Now, lower levels and lower level conrolled releases in preparation for wet weather is logical.

So recovering from the flooding is quicker and cheaper… and never mind the heart ache of people affected.. our tax dollars our decision 🤯

Man made floods , part of the Plandemic

And save 10,000 homes from flooding 🤷‍♂️

Chinese would do it in a year.

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