Where to put the debrise from NO homes? How about where it lays. Add

[FloridaPat]

a few feet to the ground. Cover it with dirt or whatever. That will help a little.

[napi21]

1. I don't know if you can do that. I heard there's 90,000 sq miles

of devastation. Where would you get enough dirt to cover it, even if you can bury stuff like that?

Most of it is wood that rots in time. That would give a very unstable surface to rebuild on.

I'm no engineer, but there has to be a reason they always remove this kind of debris.

[Javaman]

2. Actually not a bad idea, but...

concidering that it's probably so toxic from all the petrochems that were released, I think NO is going to be a environmental hazard for a long time to come.