@nbcsouthflorida: Sinking buildings along South Florida's coastline are currently being monitored around the clock with sensors. The technology is aimed at spotting a problem before it starts. Back in December, a study from the University of Miami studied 35 buildings that were experiencing significant subsidence, which is the process where the ground sinks or settles. One company wanted to problemsolve the concerns so many building owners and residents had: was their space vulnerable to sinking or other environmental impacts? #sinking #florida #building #issues

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c.o.o.p 🪷 :

I came from the girl

2025-02-26 01:41:00

zack :

And Ron’s got no plan

2025-02-25 22:23:54

Cayleigh 🥀🌹 :

omg I saw the place where that drone caught Drake and Drake threw his slide😭😭😭😭

2025-02-25 19:08:45

influenzagal :

good

2025-02-25 23:09:52

howyramary :

Subsidence..pronounced sub side nce

2025-02-26 23:01:26

killdyl :

I lived there for 6 months last year & I’m legit convinced they have a few years left. It’s terrifying but there’s no point in fighting nature

2025-02-25 18:36:17

CrystalStair :

And who is going to want to pay to fix that? Not the owners , that’s for sure. They’ll just tell them to stop taking measurements!

2025-02-25 05:08:20

Deborah McMenamin M.D. :

How do you get peace of mind when there’s insufficient infrastructure to withstand environmental ongoing threats to collapse of 35+ towers?

2025-02-25 03:22:28

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