Global warming reshapes U.S. coastlines and cities
AP reports rising seas could swamp Jamestown and a Florida launch pad within a century. One meter of sea level rise may put about 25 000 square miles under water, threatening Wall Street and Silicon Valley, major airports, highways, coastal resorts, and water supplies.
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Sea level rise experts warn of 0.4 to 3 feet by century’s end
Alabama scientist Williams cites conservative 16 inch rise but warns a 3 foot increase is possible. He notes the change will be gradual, likening it to heating water slowly until people notice.
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