Submitted by strangeattractors t3_zr8n6f in Futurology
Huntred t1_j12f0ck wrote
Reply to comment by WalterWoodiaz in Greenland's glaciers are melting 100 times faster than estimated by strangeattractors
Yes, people in developing counties will have a hard time preparing, but it’s not like Florida is going to be able to build a wall around itself. Some places where the dollar-per-unit of costal protection might be able to afford it (thinking NYC), but other places even in the US will have a harder time practically in the day to day (hard to move ports and what are we going to do about New Orleans?) and looking to the future (mortgage/insurance nightmares.)
COVID showed that the supply chain isn’t very anti-fragile and the climate catastrophe is much more impactful.
Exciting-Pangolin665 t1_j12go5w wrote
Limestone baby we will rise again (florida)
Huntred t1_j12gw1x wrote
Limestone is highly porous and sea-water soluble, so…
EdgarAllanPuss t1_j12j28d wrote
Back to the drawing board
bathroomheater t1_j12te1c wrote
Back to the drowning board*
Sprinkle_Puff t1_j132w0o wrote
If you draw with a sharpie around the limestone it should protect it
spudzilla t1_j14nz7i wrote
Mar A Lardo underwater? A win for society and our nation's secret papers.
chill633 t1_j15lslp wrote
>"...but it’s not like Florida is going to be able to build a wall around itself."
I now have a new fear -- that Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida reads Reddit. PLEASE don't give him ideas!
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