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Renourishing Northeast Florida's beaches has cost over $375 million since 2000, sparking debate on its effectiveness.
Beach renourishment projects in Northeast Florida, funded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, have cost over $375 million since 2000.
Critics argue these projects are ineffective as they can be washed away by storms, and sea level rise poses additional challenges.
Despite the concerns, the Army Corps maintains that the beaches generate significant economic benefits, with tourist revenue far exceeding the cost of renourishment.
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Renunciar a las playas del noreste de la Florida ha costado más de $375 millones desde 2000, lo que ha provocado un debate sobre su eficacia.