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14 hours ago ago from Not PC
Since Tuvalu “stopped” the CopenHagen Hug-In yesterday to call for even greater impositions on the world’s producers – sparking cheers from ignorant young “climate activists” in the room—saying in essence that sea levels are rising at an increasing rate, that industrial production is causing the increase, and therefore without a complete shut-down of the world’s economies low-lying Tuvalu itself will soon be buried under sixty centimetres of ...
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Whatever your views on the causes of climate change, it is a FACT that the Earth is currently warming and sea levels are rising. This interactive map that allows you to put in the likely sea level rise (in 1m steps) and see how it would affect you i.e. how the coastal outline changes. Some places are little changed but others are e.g. The Netherlands and the Fens in the UK.
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