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Monday May 21, 2007
Miami Beach is preparing to import sand from other countries to replenish the beach, especially if the hurricane season is a bad one.
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most of the sand already on our beaches isn’t natural. a lot of it is pumped from the bottom of the ocean. i’ve seen some of the pumps down off of cat cay, bahamas.