I bet in 40 years … the sea will be exactly where it is today.
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It's not just sea level rise (warmer water expands) but stronger more frequent storms due to all that energy from heat. All of which will erode shorelines faster than previous centuries.
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Article mentions only flood risks. So no a actual flooding yet.
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Good times ahead
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Canada has a history of administered relocations (aside from the universal displacement of First Nations, not that these aren’t important and central): hundreds of Inuit families, and remote fishing villages in Newfoundland.
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Neither ended well.
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Yep: they've turned into the first UK "climate refugees" only because the Govt decided it could no longer use taxpayer money to preserve their homes and now they have to be relocated for no good reason other than to set an example in the 'climate crisis' scaremongering narrative.
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