Posted on 09/10/2022 1:28:37 PM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
Americans are flocking to the coasts faster than ever before. And with much of the nation's priciest properties already concentrated near shorelines, this puts more people and buildings at risk from the kind of extreme storms and flooding linked to climate change.
But for many communities across the U.S. the toll is likely to go far beyond physical damage. Rising sea levels could have a knock-on effect, making certain areas unlivable long before they're uninhabitable, effectively creating zombie towns, according to a new analysis from nonprofit environmental group Climate Central that looks at the financial impact of sea-level rise over the coming century.
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“The global average is currently about 0.14 inches per year.”
Do you have a source for that number?
Imagine the media when that was happening!
When the RAT super-rich start selling off their newly acquired seaside mansions and compounds then I’ll give GoreBull warming some notice.
>>Miami is under water for what, ten years now.
Miami was underwater before they started building it with dredging spoils from the ship channel.
Add more fill.
Zombie Towns with Bomb Cyclones filled with settlers arriving in blurry ufos from the planet dustspeckonlens
We need a one world Govenment to cool the anxiety and domesticate those aliens to accept high gas prices and work long hours at the IRS. Not to stereotype, but their very good at paper work.
Yet nobody is selling off real estate on the coast. Odd.
I will worry when King Obama’s seaside mansion has seawater running in through the front door.
“ Well Salma Hayek “could” dump her billionaire husband and call me for a date...”
I “could” say the same thing about Charlize Theron.
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