The Maldives,
are sandy or
gravel islands
sitting on top of
coral reef
platforms.
Coral reef
islands
across
the world
naturally
adapt to
survive
the impact
of rising
sea levels.
Islands composed
of gravel material
can evolve in the face
of overtopping waves,
with sediment from the
beach face being
transferred to the
island's surface.
So the Island's crest
is being raised
as sea level rises.
Climate alarmists
have alway considered
the islands to be inert
structures unable
to adjust to rising
sea levels.
Coral reef islands
have developed over
hundreds to thousands
of years, as a result
of energetic wave
conditions removing
material from the reef
structure and depositing
the material towards
the back of reef platforms,
creating islands.
These islands can easily
keep up with rising sea level.
Many wealthy people agree,
because they have invested
in building a huge number
of resorts on the