habitats of many plant and animal

Skeptics have long questioned the feasibility of the canal due to its uncertain environmental and financial sustainability. Lake Cocibolca, the country’s main source of drinking water, would be at risk. The habitats of many plant and animal species would be destroyed. Geological activities, such as earthquakes and volcanic activity, could jeopardize the long-term stability of the infrastructure. Forced displacement of local populations, including indigenous communities, could trigger social unrest and lead to a loss of cultural identity. There is also the risk of financial unsustainability, as the project’s cost is enormous (with estimates ranging from $50 billion to even $80 billion), and the return on investment is uncertain due to competition from the Panama Canal. The cost is high due to the construction สล็อต เว็บตรง