Rising sea levels are actually good for America

[WTH_Progs?]

And everywhere else too, after all, a return to normal perhaps, we were once under water, WTF did all the water go?

Shame we caused climate change so long ago, drastic enough the water receded, heavily, they must not have had liberals to set things right.

What climate change and sea level rise will do to American cities

Research by the nonprofit Climate Central shows how the tide will rise in some of the world’s cities if global warming is doubled beyond the 1.5°C goal set forth in the Paris climate agreement. That doubling will happen within 100 years if nations don’t act to combat climate change.

www.yahoo.com

 

[tyroneweaver]

climate scam.
Anything the dem hierarchy poops out, liberals on usmb believe

 

[BluesLegend]

At first I was alarmed sea levels rose twice a day, then I learned about tides in 3rd grade.

 

[Ringel05]

At 5500 feet above sea level should I consider setting my house up as a beachfront property?

 

[danielpalos]

And everywhere else too, after all, a return to normal perhaps, we were once under water, WTF did all the water go?

Shame we caused climate change so long ago, drastic enough the water receded, heavily, they must not have had liberals to set things right.

What climate change and sea level rise will do to American cities

Research by the nonprofit Climate Central shows how the tide will rise in some of the world’s cities if global warming is doubled beyond the 1.5°C goal set forth in the Paris climate agreement. That doubling will happen within 100 years if nations don’t act to combat climate change.

www.yahoo.com

New cities in more optimal locations can help with the global sea rising; so can pyramids with railgun technology built-in.

 

[Rigby5]

About 8000 years ago you could walk between England and France.
It was called Doggerland.
That was flooded by the melting of the ice age glaciers.

But the normal cycle has switched back to cooling now.
It is warming instead due to our artificial climate change.

If all the ice melts, the oceans would rise 250'.
But it likely will be somewhat less than that.