Louisiana Drowning? Scientists Predict Coastline Going Under By 2100
The Guardian:
Between 10,000 and 13,500 square kilometers of coastal lands will drown due to rising sea levels and subsidence by 2100, a far greater loss than previous estimates.
The Guardian:
Between 10,000 and 13,500 square kilometers of coastal lands will drown due to rising sea levels and subsidence by 2100, a far greater loss than previous estimates.
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If scientists can't predict weather, how can they predict long term climate?
The question the libs hate the most...
Scientists can predict weather. As far as predicting long term climate, a nodding familiarity with scientific modeling and basic statistics would be required among other things. Too bad you missed out on this in school.
Thaty's the question we laugh at the most.
Itts called a "SUN CYCLE" the sun is heating the earth more each year.
A 6 foot rise in 100 years will flood a lot of LA.
They have dikes that undermine the soil and its very brackish water under the soil.
The whole system to keep New Orleans from drowning is killing the state.
Rephrase the headline...Two Scientists. You make it sound like all scientists believe this.
First Posted: 06-29-09 04:12 PM | Updated: 06-29-09 04:21 PM