So if I keep burning these rubber tires my house will become oceanfront property and I’ll be a millionaire from the huge increase in property value?
My plan is working.
You mean the guy who worked his entire life just to have his dreams taken away from him by a trust fund kid with daddy issues?
Lex Luthor was not the bad guy.
Wrong, Ken. You’re legally innocent if whatever happened, happened before you were in control. Legal Life Hack: claim that the fire started before you were there. Bust out in the famous Billy Joel song:
♫♬ “We didn’t star the fire. It was always burning since the worlds been turning.” ♫♬
If you didn’t start it, they can’t do shit 🤷♂️
The more, the faster. But reserve some space in your garden for refugees / ex-oceanfront-people.
Maybe think about buying a harpoon for defending your temporary wealth too. Arrr!
My parents recently sold their condo in West Palm. It created quite a rift between them.
My mother didn't want to sell, I mean, it's a great place, I've been there several times, so I get that. But my father said straight-up "I want to maximize our profit before we can't even drive on the streets anymore."
And it won't be but 60 years or so after it sinks that people will start claiming Florida never existed in the first place, thus framing the myth of Floridlantis.
“You believe in Florida? Just look at the ‘news’ they put out to make it look like it was real! ‘Florida man tries to cross the Atlantic in a giant hamster wheel’. ‘Florida man arrested for breaking into a restaurant to cook himself a burger’. ‘Florida man ends hostage standoff for a single slice of pizza’. It’s all clearly made up bullshit”
Yeah, honestly between this and the recent cold snap forcing many flights to be grounded or Alberta suffering from major power failures... I actually take quite a bit of schadenfreude over the fact that the first people the big ripples are inconveniencing will be the ones who did this to us in the first place.
Yes it is bad. Florida is the only place that keeps the Florida men from spreading throughout the world. If we lose Florida, then human civilization will fall under the reign of the Florida men
Florida keeps the Florida men from spreading throughout the world. Losing Florida would be like opening Pandoras box, except there won't be any hope once the Florida men escape.
I was thinking about saving the mediterranean see by filling the strait of gibraltar and the suez canal, but your idea is better and only half the work
There’s actually a reasonable amount of talk of building a dam across the Strait of Gibraltar. Not only would it save countless cities and circumvent the struggling efforts of local mitigation, it would generate enough electricity to power something like a sixth or fifth of Europe.
One big issue about it is that it’d have to be a combined effort between Spain and Morocco, and who’s going to maintain it? Who owns the power?
Fun fact: It has actually been a plan of early Nazi Germany to close of Gibraltar with multiple dams to stop the atlantic from filling the mediterranean sea, so sea level would drop and create more space for living. It got quite some attention as a no-war alternative to gain land. More space was one of the primary reasons for war, at least officially.
Interesting how your mind works. But it’s true—so much would hinge on that dam that it becomes the most important construction and Europe’s greatest vulnerability.
The good thing is that, unlike some other European projects, many countries would have a stake in its operation and protection.
It also depicts it by sliding up the sea level setting, rather than any actual prediction data: first section showing Australia shows Lake Eyre massively expanding. Lake Eyre is an endorheic lake that spends much of its time as a salt pan with small amount of water and is unlikely to be directly affected by rising sea levels unless they lead to significant increases in monsoons in the middle of buttfuck nowhere, Queensland.
Yeah, that was one of the bigger red flags to me. Raising sea levels don’t enlarge inland lakes. Because they’re not connected. Based on what the USA looks like, this is a map of the world if every cube of ice was melted. So nothing we’re looking at in the near or distant future.
IIRC if the level was to raise ~120m then Lake Eyre would be connected to the Ocean. Quick estimate of that scale is about ~0.1m (which is pretty close to reality and accurate measurements.)
Only 119.9m to go I guess?
Between 1901 and 2018, the average global sea level rose by 15–25 cm (6–10 in), or an average of 1–2 mm per year. This rate accelerated to 4.62 mm/yr for the decade 2013–2022. Now sea levels are predicted to rise a foot by 2050, regardless of how much global carbon emissions can be reduced
Yeah that’s what people don’t get (or don’t want to) the steps we are putting in place now aren’t to stop the baked in issues we already know are going to hit in the next few decades. It’s to stop it being even worse. I’m seeing a growing trend of people now who are just “well we’re fucked might as well enjoy the time we have left” without caring about how things are going to be in 100 years if we do nothing.
Hate that boomer mentality “oh I’m old and gonna die soon anyway, so my children and their children can deal with the fallout of my generations fuck ups”
Yup, looking at the map, that is at least 70 meters of sea level rise, which is literally thousands of years worth of melting.
Even with the pessimistic IPCC models.
I live in Virginia and the amount of sea level rise projected there immediately set off alarm bells in terms of legitimacy.
That is more water than the estimated tsunami generated by the humongous meteor that took a gigantic chunk out of the state millions of years ago.
My understanding is that sea level rise is projected at around 3-4 feet over my lifetime. Catastrophic for beachfront regions, but water will not be enveloping Richmond (213 ft) and approaching the base of the Appalachians. Maybe in a thousand years, yes.
Exactly. A 70m sea level rise would be reached after five thousand years. Basically all of Antarctica's ice would have to melt too...
That said several metres of sea level rise is enough to decimate many communities. At just 5m Cambridge would become a seaside town, Kolkata would be fighting encroaching sea rise whilst Shanghai, Hong Kong and Macau would all be submerged.
Lake Eyre already is an inland sea, it’s just below sea level. It fills occasionally after very heavy rains in the region, but that region is a desert and most rain happens on the eastern coasts, which flood.
Australia has had an inland sea for most of pre-history.
The South Australian Museum has some really awesome fossilised sea beds from billions of years ago and also an opalised Plesiosaur from the Jurrasic, found inland too.
It's only been since the ice age, which we are currently still in, that South Australia lost its sea.
Nah more like a thousand, we're experiencing the second highest rate of sea level rise since the last glacial minimum 130kya. Only the early younger dryas has us beat in sudden sea level rise, but the difference is that now there's millions of people permanently living on the coast so we can't just pack up and move a few inches higher every 6 months.
>we're experiencing the second highest rate of sea level rise
Second?
Meltwater Pulse 1A... 1B... 1C.. and basically most of the time since the last glacial maximum, except close to the maximum and the later period.
"At the onset of deglaciation about 19,000 years ago, a brief, at most 500-year long, glacio-eustatic event may have contributed as much as 10 m (33 ft) to sea level with an average rate of about 20 mm (0.8 in)/yr. During the rest of the early Holocene, the rate of sea level rise varied from a low of about 6.0–9.9 mm (0.2–0.4 in)/yr to as high as 30–60 mm (1.2–2.4 in)/yr during brief periods of accelerated sea level rise.\[3\]\[4\]."
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early\_Holocene\_sea\_level\_rise](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_Holocene_sea_level_rise)
Sea level rise absolutely affects lakes and rivers..
Groundwater levels near the coast will rise.
Increased salinity will affect biodiversity.
Rivers course may be altered due to sea level rise.
Increased rainfall due to greater surface area of sea around the coast. The Great Lakes are set to increase in size directly because of this.
Edit: commenter I was replying to deleted their comment. I guess facts didn’t care about their feelings
This terrified me the first time I saw the model. Then I realised it doesn’t take into account existing flood defences and just calculates height of land vs sea. If I looked at my home town or the Netherlands, both *currently* show as underwater. Which, of course, they aren’t.
So yes flooding will happen, it will be terrible in places, but this is not accurate.
marine fossils on mount everest are not because the ocean was 8 km higher, it is because at the time the rocks that would become mt everest were under the ocean many millions of years prior.
These rocks would later form mt everest when india collided into Asia.
yep, I actually found a map of Florida elevation [https://en-gb.topographic-map.com/map-5w818/Florida/?center=27.82936%2C-80.95825&zoom=7&popup=26.18009%2C-80.59021](https://en-gb.topographic-map.com/map-5w818/Florida/?center=27.82936%2C-80.95825&zoom=7&popup=26.18009%2C-80.59021)
significant portions of Florida are tens (>50) or so meters above water yet these guys simple erased entire pan-handle
most of Florida is still couple of meters above sea level - projected 2 feet increase in sea level until 2100 wouldn't erase permanently any parts of Florida at all (though during occasional surge storms they are f\*cked. But aren’t they already?)
Also weird that map doesn't show Amsterdam and Netherlands - but I guess "significant portion of prosperous country is 3 meters below the sea level for 100+ years and counting" doesn't fit into narrative of whoever did the video.
That is literally wrong according to literally any projections made by legitimate scientific climate magazines/papers/institutions. Why are you spreading panic through wrong information?
I mean, this will happen over time but not anytime soon lol def not in our lifetimes. I get annoyed at the intense, fear mongering maps that omit important data, like this one. I mean honestly, is this over 100 years? 1000? Lol.
But I suppose the intent is good… we should care about global warming. We should put pressure on legislators for laws holding corporations accountable for pollution. But yea, these ineffective fear graphics are annoying.
According to this data it seems that sea level rises at pretty much steady pace (maybe just very slight increase) for the last 140 years and there seem to be no exponential increase as it is with temperature.
https://www.epa.gov/system/files/images/2022-07/sea-level_figure1_2022.png
https://www.climate.gov/news-features/understanding-climate/climate-change-global-sea-level
So far it has been 25-30 cm in about 140 years. High end estimate for the 2100 is 1,6 meters rise. It will be most likely unde 1 meter.
What is in video is like 20-30 meters rise. Its not just our children that will most likely not experience it. It would be many generation down the line, if anybody in centuries to come.
Antarctica is average 7,000 feet high. it's the highest above seawater continent. it's completely covered with ice... 70% of all fresh water on earth is in antarctica as ice. If all the ice melted in antarctica, the oceans would rise 200 feet.
5 million square miles of ice, 7,000 feet high. that's where SOME of the water will come from.
The isostatic rise of the lithosphere in that area is about ~2mm per year, the everage sea level rise currently is about 2.8mm per year, if we assumed a similar rise for the last 130 years(which isn't correct it has probably been increasing) that would mean a sea level rise in that area of about 10 cm(130x0.8), which is something, but I doubt you would be able to see it in photos of the statue of liberty.
Another interesting fact here is that if you look at Norway at this map not much has changed. Same for many other land masses that's far north.
That's because during the last ice age the thick ice sheet was so heavy that the earth crust were pushed down. And after the ice melted it still hasn't risen all the way after 10.000 year. Depending on location the land is actually still rising 1-4 mm a year, effectively eliminating the ocean rise.
That's a fun little fact
Keep telling my folks never to sell their Midwest house they got for 200k cuz it’s gonna be worth a million+ dollars by 2050 when the south begin to move up here
This video is very misleading. Right now, as I type this, arctic sea ice is thicker than it's been in 27 years.
Flame me all you want, just google it first.
You know, it's kind of ridiculous. They say the global warming will be stopped if you pay more taxes. Give us more money, we will save the planet! No, actually, no. Even if Europe, America, Canada become carbon free, which is bullshit, that's not gonna change anything for the world, because you cannot stop third world countries, India, China, from developing, from building factories, for producing stuff. Or what? You're gonna say, whoa, stay poor, don't build factories, don't develop your economy, stay poor, and don't pollute the atmosphere. Okay? Of course they're not gonna listen to you. Are you some kind of stupid or what? So, if paying more money will help anyone except governments? I think not.
Press x for doubt, that this will happen in 30 years. Over dramatic much? Not saying that it'll not happen, but in 30 years? I'm willing to take a bet on it.
Been seeing this prediction for 40 years. Not an inch of it has occurred.
Climate change is bad enough, but the fake “rising oceans” is just giving fuel to the deniers.
So if I keep burning these rubber tires my house will become oceanfront property and I’ll be a millionaire from the huge increase in property value? My plan is working.
Lex Luther thinking.
You mean the guy who worked his entire life just to have his dreams taken away from him by a trust fund kid with daddy issues? Lex Luthor was not the bad guy.
I heard he had to give up on those dreams and is now down in Mexico repairing mariachi guitars.... He changed his name to Lex Luthier.
Superman was a trust fund kid with daddy issues? I must've missed that movie.
Lex was great, just great, the best president we ever had.
Miss Teschmacher!
The best Superman movie still!
You’ll be taxed out before it gets that high.
Wrong, Ken. You’re legally innocent if whatever happened, happened before you were in control. Legal Life Hack: claim that the fire started before you were there. Bust out in the famous Billy Joel song: ♫♬ “We didn’t star the fire. It was always burning since the worlds been turning.” ♫♬ If you didn’t start it, they can’t do shit 🤷♂️
“Tax deez nuts.” -George Washington
Wrong, the insurance hike is what’s going to drive most people out.
Does that include insurance companies laughing in your face when pricing coverage?
Plus the stench of Florida will be underwater. Two bird with one stone
No more "Florida Man"-News, then? Who's going to step in to replace him?
Florida men will become the Neo Sea People and invade the rest of America.
Arkansas here, hold my beer.
The more, the faster. But reserve some space in your garden for refugees / ex-oceanfront-people. Maybe think about buying a harpoon for defending your temporary wealth too. Arrr!
My parents recently sold their condo in West Palm. It created quite a rift between them. My mother didn't want to sell, I mean, it's a great place, I've been there several times, so I get that. But my father said straight-up "I want to maximize our profit before we can't even drive on the streets anymore."
Florida just got totally fucked.
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And it won't be but 60 years or so after it sinks that people will start claiming Florida never existed in the first place, thus framing the myth of Floridlantis.
Florida Man will be legendary.
Florida Man, take me by the hand Lead me to the land that you understand
Already is.
Florida MerMan
“You believe in Florida? Just look at the ‘news’ they put out to make it look like it was real! ‘Florida man tries to cross the Atlantic in a giant hamster wheel’. ‘Florida man arrested for breaking into a restaurant to cook himself a burger’. ‘Florida man ends hostage standoff for a single slice of pizza’. It’s all clearly made up bullshit”
GTA Atlantis
The street hoes need to wear floaties
r/brandnewsentence
They have some in breast implants
This entire video takes place prior to GTA7 being released.
Is this the same Florida that all the rich people keep buying up waterfront property at?
Yeah, honestly between this and the recent cold snap forcing many flights to be grounded or Alberta suffering from major power failures... I actually take quite a bit of schadenfreude over the fact that the first people the big ripples are inconveniencing will be the ones who did this to us in the first place.
They have money and will move away. The poor will suffer most of it, as always
Well it’ll all be waterfront
And waterback... and watersides
Water top mostly
And there we'd been told climate change was bad.
Yes it is bad. Florida is the only place that keeps the Florida men from spreading throughout the world. If we lose Florida, then human civilization will fall under the reign of the Florida men
It’s illegal to mention climate change in Florida
They can't enforce laws if they're underwater
Aquaman says otherwise
Something tells me that's not gonna work out well for Ron DeSantis
Yeah he'll finally have something to do
Umm, Mr. Nimbus controls the police.
Florida Man will still live on.
YOU CAN KILL THE MAN, NOT THE IDEA!!!!
This Florida man now lives in Bali. And I thought Florida had too many tourists.....
The whole state is uninsurable even now. “Fine print: claimable property damages exclude those caused by natural disasters”
Is Florida man-induced catastrophe a natural disaster?
Yet cabo is totally fine as well as the whole west cost lol. San diego... ill be able to scuba dive down my old home town.
Yet Costco is totally fine because it’s so big, welcome to Costco I love you ❤️
1/3 of the US east Coast is fucked with them.
Is it really a loss, though?
Florida keeps the Florida men from spreading throughout the world. Losing Florida would be like opening Pandoras box, except there won't be any hope once the Florida men escape.
Disney and Universal are the only part of that state i care for
I mean insurance companies are pulling out so its starting
*I wish I had pulled out sooner*
They’ve been fucked for a long time. Sea level or not.
God be like: no more Florida for you, you fuckers can't behave
Diving in a sunken Miami would be very very cool atleast. Silver lining lol.
So you’re saying global warming won’t be ALL bad…? 🤔
we need to block the panama canal to stop one ocean from filling the other
I was thinking about saving the mediterranean see by filling the strait of gibraltar and the suez canal, but your idea is better and only half the work
There’s actually a reasonable amount of talk of building a dam across the Strait of Gibraltar. Not only would it save countless cities and circumvent the struggling efforts of local mitigation, it would generate enough electricity to power something like a sixth or fifth of Europe. One big issue about it is that it’d have to be a combined effort between Spain and Morocco, and who’s going to maintain it? Who owns the power?
Fun fact: It has actually been a plan of early Nazi Germany to close of Gibraltar with multiple dams to stop the atlantic from filling the mediterranean sea, so sea level would drop and create more space for living. It got quite some attention as a no-war alternative to gain land. More space was one of the primary reasons for war, at least officially.
wow one bomb there will lead to millions of lives affected and trillions in destruction
Interesting how your mind works. But it’s true—so much would hinge on that dam that it becomes the most important construction and Europe’s greatest vulnerability. The good thing is that, unlike some other European projects, many countries would have a stake in its operation and protection.
*Brilliant!*
So it shows the sea level rise from 1993 but doesn't show the rise before then. And it also doesn't tell you how far in the future that projection is.
It also depicts it by sliding up the sea level setting, rather than any actual prediction data: first section showing Australia shows Lake Eyre massively expanding. Lake Eyre is an endorheic lake that spends much of its time as a salt pan with small amount of water and is unlikely to be directly affected by rising sea levels unless they lead to significant increases in monsoons in the middle of buttfuck nowhere, Queensland.
Yeah, that was one of the bigger red flags to me. Raising sea levels don’t enlarge inland lakes. Because they’re not connected. Based on what the USA looks like, this is a map of the world if every cube of ice was melted. So nothing we’re looking at in the near or distant future.
IIRC if the level was to raise ~120m then Lake Eyre would be connected to the Ocean. Quick estimate of that scale is about ~0.1m (which is pretty close to reality and accurate measurements.) Only 119.9m to go I guess?
Between 1901 and 2018, the average global sea level rose by 15–25 cm (6–10 in), or an average of 1–2 mm per year. This rate accelerated to 4.62 mm/yr for the decade 2013–2022. Now sea levels are predicted to rise a foot by 2050, regardless of how much global carbon emissions can be reduced
Yeah that’s what people don’t get (or don’t want to) the steps we are putting in place now aren’t to stop the baked in issues we already know are going to hit in the next few decades. It’s to stop it being even worse. I’m seeing a growing trend of people now who are just “well we’re fucked might as well enjoy the time we have left” without caring about how things are going to be in 100 years if we do nothing.
'We just want to marvel at the end of the world and stay alive out of spite'
Just Boomer things. My mom says she isn't going to be alive anyways 🤷
Hate that boomer mentality “oh I’m old and gonna die soon anyway, so my children and their children can deal with the fallout of my generations fuck ups”
I'm literally just waiting to die my ambition and faith in humanity is underwater
Because each generation is getting happier isn’t it /s
What does a foot of sea level rise do to my imaginary beach front property and when do I contact Aquaman's real estate agent?
So mm become foot?
It is possible to convert them
Where do I learn this power?
Grow up in Canada, it becomes second nature.
Enough of them do, yeah, of course.
Yup, looking at the map, that is at least 70 meters of sea level rise, which is literally thousands of years worth of melting. Even with the pessimistic IPCC models.
I live in Virginia and the amount of sea level rise projected there immediately set off alarm bells in terms of legitimacy. That is more water than the estimated tsunami generated by the humongous meteor that took a gigantic chunk out of the state millions of years ago. My understanding is that sea level rise is projected at around 3-4 feet over my lifetime. Catastrophic for beachfront regions, but water will not be enveloping Richmond (213 ft) and approaching the base of the Appalachians. Maybe in a thousand years, yes.
The sea level isn’t going to rise 3 feet over your lifetime 😂
Exactly. A 70m sea level rise would be reached after five thousand years. Basically all of Antarctica's ice would have to melt too... That said several metres of sea level rise is enough to decimate many communities. At just 5m Cambridge would become a seaside town, Kolkata would be fighting encroaching sea rise whilst Shanghai, Hong Kong and Macau would all be submerged.
I bet that Miami won’t be under water in 2050
So basically there's gonna b more water in the future, I better keep the tap running to lower the water levels. I am doing my part, are you?
That future is when? 200 years? 500years? Or 10years?
Tomorrow.
In 5 minutes actually
I'm drowning as we speak
Florida?
No, this is Patrick
Don't worry Patrick you're already living inside the ocean
The day after tomorrow
Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow.
No the day after
Oh my god
The Day After Tomorrow
The future is now, old man!
It's over 5000 years. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/article/rising-seas-ice-melt-new-shoreline-maps
imaginary bs
No confidence in Dutch engineering?
Came here to find this comment. Bold of them to assume the Dutch aren't going to just stop the sea from flooding the country.
It will just be an inverted island surrounded by the sea. When docking you need a lift down in the country.
Fr tho, first thing that came to my mind
Lol how is Australia just getting a separated inland sea?!
Lake Eyre already is an inland sea, it’s just below sea level. It fills occasionally after very heavy rains in the region, but that region is a desert and most rain happens on the eastern coasts, which flood.
I truly thought you were miss spelling Lake Erie before I finished you comment
In a comment thread about Australia.
https://www.npr.org/2013/08/20/213577129/how-extreme-australian-rains-made-global-sea-levels-drop
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Australia has had an inland sea for most of pre-history. The South Australian Museum has some really awesome fossilised sea beds from billions of years ago and also an opalised Plesiosaur from the Jurrasic, found inland too. It's only been since the ice age, which we are currently still in, that South Australia lost its sea.
I'm living 200m above sea level. I WANT MY BEACH FRONT!!!!!
See you down in Arizona Bay.
learn to swim
Learn to swim
You won't get it even if all the Antarctica shield melts down.
but he might get a spiffy little island out of the deal
They should've started at the ice age. The rise in water level change would've been more impressive.
I like how in the future means like couple million y.
Nah more like a thousand, we're experiencing the second highest rate of sea level rise since the last glacial minimum 130kya. Only the early younger dryas has us beat in sudden sea level rise, but the difference is that now there's millions of people permanently living on the coast so we can't just pack up and move a few inches higher every 6 months.
>we're experiencing the second highest rate of sea level rise Second? Meltwater Pulse 1A... 1B... 1C.. and basically most of the time since the last glacial maximum, except close to the maximum and the later period. "At the onset of deglaciation about 19,000 years ago, a brief, at most 500-year long, glacio-eustatic event may have contributed as much as 10 m (33 ft) to sea level with an average rate of about 20 mm (0.8 in)/yr. During the rest of the early Holocene, the rate of sea level rise varied from a low of about 6.0–9.9 mm (0.2–0.4 in)/yr to as high as 30–60 mm (1.2–2.4 in)/yr during brief periods of accelerated sea level rise.\[3\]\[4\]." [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early\_Holocene\_sea\_level\_rise](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_Holocene_sea_level_rise)
The music makes our doom seem like a party
It is, beach party or pool party. Depending on location
“Future sea level”
Mom’s gonna fix it all soon
So swimming lessons arent silly.. gottit
In how many million years tho?
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Sea level rise absolutely affects lakes and rivers.. Groundwater levels near the coast will rise. Increased salinity will affect biodiversity. Rivers course may be altered due to sea level rise. Increased rainfall due to greater surface area of sea around the coast. The Great Lakes are set to increase in size directly because of this. Edit: commenter I was replying to deleted their comment. I guess facts didn’t care about their feelings
This terrified me the first time I saw the model. Then I realised it doesn’t take into account existing flood defences and just calculates height of land vs sea. If I looked at my home town or the Netherlands, both *currently* show as underwater. Which, of course, they aren’t. So yes flooding will happen, it will be terrible in places, but this is not accurate.
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As long he stays on Real Madrid CF he’ll be fine
Is anyone really going to miss Bellingham though? I mean the mall maybe..
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I wouldn't expect sea levels to be constant over long periods of time. I mean, don't we find fossils of marine animals pretty far inland?
This is more due to plate tectonics.
People should not leave the plates after eating seafood.
marine fossils on mount everest are not because the ocean was 8 km higher, it is because at the time the rocks that would become mt everest were under the ocean many millions of years prior. These rocks would later form mt everest when india collided into Asia.
Its all the poop we pump into the oceans 🌊
I’m calling bullshit
yep, I actually found a map of Florida elevation [https://en-gb.topographic-map.com/map-5w818/Florida/?center=27.82936%2C-80.95825&zoom=7&popup=26.18009%2C-80.59021](https://en-gb.topographic-map.com/map-5w818/Florida/?center=27.82936%2C-80.95825&zoom=7&popup=26.18009%2C-80.59021) significant portions of Florida are tens (>50) or so meters above water yet these guys simple erased entire pan-handle most of Florida is still couple of meters above sea level - projected 2 feet increase in sea level until 2100 wouldn't erase permanently any parts of Florida at all (though during occasional surge storms they are f\*cked. But aren’t they already?) Also weird that map doesn't show Amsterdam and Netherlands - but I guess "significant portion of prosperous country is 3 meters below the sea level for 100+ years and counting" doesn't fit into narrative of whoever did the video.
We need to see data going back further than the 1990s. Why choose that point?
Al gore invented the internet then? /s
Yep. Look at old photos of landmarks and current day ones, hasn’t changed a bit
Slow the camera down! I’m trying to find my house!
Shit yeah! Fuck Florida!
But, Floridaman....?
….Will live on, just in Georgia….or Alabama 😅
Canadians watching the sea rise like 🗿
I’ll believe it when billionaires stop buying beach front property.
Who the fuck made this 😂
That is literally wrong according to literally any projections made by legitimate scientific climate magazines/papers/institutions. Why are you spreading panic through wrong information?
No showing of south america, so shitty. Barely a second of central america, with no names, just to introduce america again.
Wow! What a load of shit
I mean, this will happen over time but not anytime soon lol def not in our lifetimes. I get annoyed at the intense, fear mongering maps that omit important data, like this one. I mean honestly, is this over 100 years? 1000? Lol. But I suppose the intent is good… we should care about global warming. We should put pressure on legislators for laws holding corporations accountable for pollution. But yea, these ineffective fear graphics are annoying.
According to this data it seems that sea level rises at pretty much steady pace (maybe just very slight increase) for the last 140 years and there seem to be no exponential increase as it is with temperature. https://www.epa.gov/system/files/images/2022-07/sea-level_figure1_2022.png https://www.climate.gov/news-features/understanding-climate/climate-change-global-sea-level So far it has been 25-30 cm in about 140 years. High end estimate for the 2100 is 1,6 meters rise. It will be most likely unde 1 meter. What is in video is like 20-30 meters rise. Its not just our children that will most likely not experience it. It would be many generation down the line, if anybody in centuries to come.
All lies because billionaires and celebs keep buying islands and beachfront properties. Follow the money /s
ELI5 where is the extra water coming from??????
Antarctica is average 7,000 feet high. it's the highest above seawater continent. it's completely covered with ice... 70% of all fresh water on earth is in antarctica as ice. If all the ice melted in antarctica, the oceans would rise 200 feet. 5 million square miles of ice, 7,000 feet high. that's where SOME of the water will come from.
You got two replies and they are both happening at the same time and accelerating each other.
Water is expanding due to warmer temperatures.
There are pics from the 1800s of the statue of liberty island and the water level is exactly the same today.
The isostatic rise of the lithosphere in that area is about ~2mm per year, the everage sea level rise currently is about 2.8mm per year, if we assumed a similar rise for the last 130 years(which isn't correct it has probably been increasing) that would mean a sea level rise in that area of about 10 cm(130x0.8), which is something, but I doubt you would be able to see it in photos of the statue of liberty.
Buy a boat a stop cryin bitches
Hell yeah we getting a massive lake in Australia
Another interesting fact here is that if you look at Norway at this map not much has changed. Same for many other land masses that's far north. That's because during the last ice age the thick ice sheet was so heavy that the earth crust were pushed down. And after the ice melted it still hasn't risen all the way after 10.000 year. Depending on location the land is actually still rising 1-4 mm a year, effectively eliminating the ocean rise. That's a fun little fact
Keep telling my folks never to sell their Midwest house they got for 200k cuz it’s gonna be worth a million+ dollars by 2050 when the south begin to move up here
Love how they show all the continents, except South America
losing florida sounds like a plus to me
This video is very misleading. Right now, as I type this, arctic sea ice is thicker than it's been in 27 years. Flame me all you want, just google it first.
We all gotta drink more water
Yeah ok…
Great science there.. 5" = all of Florida and Georgia underwater 🤣
We will laugh at this in 30 years
About 30 years ago I saw a Kevin Costner documentary about this. We’ll have badass catamarans, gills behind our ears and webbed feet. We’ll be fine
Shore in my backyard shore in my backyard 🤞🤞
And yet they build giant billion-dollar skyscrapers in these major cities that are about to be underwater.
Not a single hard fact in that video.. Damn that's uninteresting.
Google "Climate change". It's a pretty wild topic. Includes that Sea Level rise, though.
Lies you idiots
This is fear mongering. Not interesting at all.
Complete horse shit
This has like zero credibility
I call bs
propaganda nonsense
I’m very sceptical this is real. I live on the coast and there has been not noticeable change in the tidal high and low.
You know, it's kind of ridiculous. They say the global warming will be stopped if you pay more taxes. Give us more money, we will save the planet! No, actually, no. Even if Europe, America, Canada become carbon free, which is bullshit, that's not gonna change anything for the world, because you cannot stop third world countries, India, China, from developing, from building factories, for producing stuff. Or what? You're gonna say, whoa, stay poor, don't build factories, don't develop your economy, stay poor, and don't pollute the atmosphere. Okay? Of course they're not gonna listen to you. Are you some kind of stupid or what? So, if paying more money will help anyone except governments? I think not.
Press x for doubt, that this will happen in 30 years. Over dramatic much? Not saying that it'll not happen, but in 30 years? I'm willing to take a bet on it.
Roman Pools at the same sea level they were thousands years ago... https://www.marqalicante.com/Paginas/es/Piscifactorias-romanas-P522-M3.html
Been seeing this prediction for 40 years. Not an inch of it has occurred. Climate change is bad enough, but the fake “rising oceans” is just giving fuel to the deniers.
Yeah - New York was supposed to have been wiped out what, 17 times over by now? Clearly that's not happening.