Goodbye Miami: Scientists say Miami could cease to exist in our children's lifetime
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Guess we moving to Orlando. Who wants to go see Disney World
Visiting Orlando?....
............Living In Orlando? 
No thank you, I'll go to Palm instead.....
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Visiting Orlando?....
I don't want to live in a city whose biggest rap stars are Smilez and Southstar
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http://www.businessinsider.com/what-would-happen-if-yellowstone-supervolcano-erupted-2017-6
That estimate is incorrect.
They've been trying to stabilize the tectonic plates using HAARP and other high energy and electronic weapons and technology for the past fifteen years and it has not worked..if anything it has aggravated the problem, the issue with Fukushima in 2011 was a direct result of a major fukk up using those technologies to keep the plates from colliding together.
Scientists say Miami could cease to exist in our children's lifetime
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Scientists speaking with New York magazine say Miami will disappear underwater within the century if sea-level rise persists.
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Miami, a city of 430,000 people, could disappear within the century if the worst climate-change predictions come true.
New York magazine's David Wallace-Wells spoke with dozens of climatologists and researchers in related fields for an investigation on the outcomes of climate change if aggressive preventative action isn't taken. The results were not pretty.
"Most people talk as if Miami and Bangladesh still have a chance of surviving; most of the scientists I spoke with assume we'll lose them within the century, even if we stop burning fossil fuel in the next decade," Wallace-Wellssaid.
Located at the mouth of the Miami River on the lower east coast of Florida, Miami's elevation on average is about 6 feet above sea level, according to CityData.com andNASA. South Florida as a whole anticipates a 2-foot increase in the sea level by 2060.
Within the century, a combination of polar melting, carbon emissions, and ice-sheet collapses could cause chronic flooding to wipe out Miami — and as many as 670 coastal communities, including Cambridge, Massachusetts; Oakland, California; St. Petersburg, Florida; and four of the five boroughs of New York City, according to National Geographic.
This is what Miami Beach looks like today.
In the year 2100, you might need a rowboat to pass through it.
Scientists say Miami could cease to exist in our children's lifetime
Get this climate faq shyt outta here
Nobody cares
Doobie Doo
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Get this climate faq shyt outta here
Nobody cares
When did you poll every Coli member to come this conclusion?
Scuba diving the underwater ruins would be 
Well played.
Adn this attitude is why our planet is fukked.Get this climate faq shyt outta here
Nobody cares
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Miami beach is so beautiful to fly over. It'd be sad to have it replaced with just water
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Ive always been interested in Colorado and the Mountain West.Anywhere between 490-670 coastal communities will be severely compromised by the end of the century if we don't reduce greenhouse gas emissions. We won'tAll y'all better start buying property in the Midwest and Colorado.
Even with the lack of black folks..
Been s
Plenty of BP in DenverIve always been interested in Colorado and the Mountain West.
Even with the lack of black folks..
Freedman
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Like The whole southern Louisiana coast is being eroded thanks to this climate change thing. Over the next 100 years were probably for sure gonna lose New Orleans
Louisiana's Governor Declares State Of Emergency Over Disappearing Coastline
Louisiana's Governor Declares State Of Emergency Over Disappearing Coastline
