'Unlike Any Disaster We Have Ever Seen,' Says State Agency About Rising Seas in Bay Area
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.พ. 2020
- An investigation by NBC Bay Area has found more than two dozen major construction projects worth billions of dollars - either recently completed or still in development - located in areas along San Francisco Bay that scientific computer models show will be flooded or surrounded by water by 2050 or earlier. Sr. Investigative Reporter Stephen Stock has the story.
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When taxpayers have to bail out developers while policymakers stand by and snicker, you know you've been played
Isn’t that what insurance is for? What’s the point of insurance if taxpayers have to bail out developers? Insurance is a ripoff!!
Facebook campus could become an island? Sounds like positive news to me.
idealogically it already is.
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The fish are really in line for some great living areas
They're gonna have to dodge all the floating needles and try not to inhale the lurking cocaine
Yeah, with great "schools."
It's strange how the sea level will rise only in the Bay area.
@@mosescuh3644 so just do what they do already? Lol
@@chrismessy LMAO
Yeah, sure, just like they said 50 years ago that we were going to run out of oil 40 years ago.
They said we'd all be dead from climate change in 10 years 30 years ago
On the bright side, the value of ocean front property in Arizona will rise considerably.
It will be beautiful 😂😂😂
@@dmaze89 what about the cute wild coyotes? They will have a bad time.
Hasn’t been the first time.
I'm sure Arizona was under water at some point in time. It may happen again in the future. Sea levels may rise world wide over the years for a period of time, then come down again. Who knows.
Loved that song!! Some realtor will be using it as their them music!! 🤣😂
There are no conservative government planners in California. We've been hearing this cry wolf scenario for decades.
And your still asleep
A friend's house in Belvedere is on the water he has a dock where he keeps his boat been there 49 years 4.2 miles from the Golden Gate Bridge he reports in his 49 years at his present address THERE ARE NO RISING SEA LEVELS THREATENING HIS HOME OR DOCK.
@@MrFatcat1957 And that's the reality. Been visiting the same coasts in various parts of the country and a few places overseas for the past 40 years, and still no change other than there's been more development here and there. There's no climate change. That's the garbage that's been feeding into their heads through the Left-wing biased media. It's really a political-and-social change for the worse, if you ask me. It's one of the biggest scams out there put together by a bunch of narcissists.
@@helder6175 My goodness man could you be anymore ignorant about a topic that you clearly have ZERO knowledge of and spewing garbage as if it was a fact? Oh wait you must be correct. I guess the overwhelming majority in the scientist community around the planet is plain wrong. I guess deforestation like the one happening in the Amazon is also politically made up right??? It is all fake news… You probably have no clue what the Amazon is but anyways… no not an online retailer… I guess the earth is not slowly but surely warming up due to the increase in human produced heat trapping gases, nope it cant be, it must be caused by cows yep its gotta be the cows not the fossil fuels or anything related to humans. I guess the coral reefs are not dying due to warmer ocean temps but probably cause they got tired of existing right?
@@MrFatcat1957 ohhh that makes total sense!! The overwhelming majority within the scientist community around the WORLD probably forgot that your friends house is the epicenter of the climate change fact! I mean after all, your friends house is where they measure and gather all the data as the perfect sample from around the world to determine sea level. Thank goodness you informed us of this, phew!! I mean you spewing this written garbage as fact makes me feel better knowing that human caused heat trapping gasses are not the culprit or that deforestation of the worlds forests like the Amazon jungle will never have an impact. Lets just frigging get rid of ALL the damn trees who needs them anyways lets just tear them down and sell the wood because money is everything right??
Journalist did not press enough for answers, accepted platitudes.
So true...as a geologist, I can only LMAO when hearing this. "Climate change" is an ongoing activity; so too, the alarmist industry and their political motivations.
@@rocketmanpm sorry but I didn’t quite get what you meant, are you implying that global human-caused climate change and sea level rise are not a current reality, or did you mean something else akin to “climate change is happening but alarmist industry is also happening along with it”?
I live in SF. The sea is exactly where it's always been.
People all over the world say the same thing.
@Lucio Di Pace 😀 I don't think that translated well but I think I get your point. We have real and solvable problems here, getting swallowed by the ocean isn't one of them.
Absolutely love the dodging here "Will taxpayers have to foot the bill?" ... "It'll be a shared responsibility" meaning yeah, those who are affected the least will end up paying the most.
I say we make the major polluters pay
the least affevted will pay the most? What a lame comment. Wanna be one of the affected ones? be our guest.
@@ivonned32 what? The least affected? I mean the major polluters as in fossil fuels corporations. It has nothing to do with who’s affected. That’s like saying I ran a red light, t boned you and if my car isn’t as damaged I shouldn’t have to pay, even though it’s my fault you should pay because you sustained the most damage.
@@ivanalvarez5511 You are being oblivious on purpose.
The point being discussed is, "If I don't live there, why do my taxes need to pay for the people who do?"
Lola was not talking to you. Now, take YOUR soapbox, and preach your issue on your own corner.
@@TimeSurfer206 bitch this is my corner. Also, yea I misunderstood what Lola was saying, thought she was talking to me so fuckin relax
San Francisco under water! Sounds like a good start!
How much has the sea level risen in the last 20 years? The last 50? Is the Statue of Liberty in danger? Why hasn't Ellis Island shrunk yet?
It hasn't risen in Miami.
Because new york paid good money to build seawalls along the edge of Elis island to stop erosion of the island. Since record began in New York in 1850, sea level in the area has increased by over 300mm. Globally in the last 20 years, sea level rose by 72mm., averaging 3.6mm a year. In the last 50 years, sea level rose by ~150mm.
As long as New York City remains strong, the statue of Liberty will remain safe.
Yeah, take that you climate deniers.
@@nickl5658 Where is the data . Who did the research?
@@glomaxwell Who did the research? They're called scientists.
I’ve lived on board a sailboat my whole life in the Bay Area. The places were I used to fish and hang out have the same water levels as they did back in 1970 .
It’s complete bullshit
Everything sounds more terrifying when the person saying it is shaking his jowly face at you with each syllable. Just sayin...
Take water out those oceans near their homes.....and use it to help Calornia's drought. They can do it ,but they say it's expensive.
Money is very powerful in the right hands. Give it up to these climate change experts and they’ll stop it well before the 12-30 year estimated disaster date…you can trust them. But, you know what, this has happened before…but, mankind still insists to live right on the beach. It’s very real and it’s really stupid.
Yeah okay, and we’ll, Myrtle Beach? Not an inch higher. Sensationalism at its finest.
Keep lying to yourself
@@qjtvaddict Maybe the next generation should stop having children (They’re carbon polluters anyway the holier than thou scientists say)...Carbon, the chosen evil element of a generation, right? Though, it’s in just about everything...Yeah, you keep lying to YOURSELF and QUIT using the internet, bc it uses electricity and is warming the planet and do what every environmentalist tells you to do. Practice what YOU preach instead. Everything anybody does pollutes the environment in some way. Take a breath and just LIVE already. Hallelujah.
@@qjtvaddict th-cam.com/video/BDPw6Y2QSZU/w-d-xo.html
@@qjtvaddict I sent you a live ocean cam. Again, I’m a frequenter of MB. The ocean is no closer to those hotels and condos as it was in 1981. Quit buying into the media panic and just enjoy living.
Are these the same people that said Miami would be underwater by now? Cause boy were they wrong
Not really. Bcse they're going through it every time there is a major rain storm. They're planning on bldg some kind of mechanical wall that will adjust when water gets to a certain high point. Look up the vid on TH-cam.
Hopefully the crap 💩 will wash off the sidewalks now .
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣!
And floats into people’s houses? It ain’t gonna be pretty.
eek,, don't want to be downstream when that happens.
Double negative is a positive!
@@hunterphan5506 it ain't gonna happen.
Sounds like a really serious group of people 🙄 I lived by the Bay for 5 years and visited it for 20 years. NO change is noticeable.
You know, I guess the Earth isn't warming because it snowed yesterday! Who cares what the experts who literally spend their entire lives studying this stuff has to say, I personally didn't see any changes, therefore NOT REAL! -_-
Haven't noticed I got old till I got old
I hope you realize this is the same line of logic presented by flat earthers in the discussion of earth's curve. Just because you don't personally notice it doesn't mean it isn't happening. The developed world is so tired of dimwits like you
When will these sea level over take these cities? I been waiting 20 years since you been talking about and in San Francisco I haven't seen much change COME ON!
Al Gore said NYC would be under 40 feet of water by 2015.
Who believes anything that comes out of California from politicians & news agencies is not too bright. Your moral credit is down the drain.
Its all about fear mongering.
What a great concept...SF under water. NY too? Please?
Overly alarmist. Sea level rise has been pretty constant for the last 100 years, rising only 10 inches in that period. The revised sea level rise rate was revised upward to be 12 inches in 100 years. That means for a two foot rise, as mentioned in the story, we're talking about 200 years. Most buildings these days don't last 20 years much less 200.
What are your sources? BP Shell? Chevron???
@@wokeeye6441 The geological record. Don't you remember AL Gore's "hockey stick?"
OMG, the sky is falling, oceans are rising, dogs and cats living together. Now, Heres Biff with traffic
When Greenland is completely gone, worlds oceans will see a 20 foot rise in sea level rise. Some cities will see more due to increased Gravitational constant above Earths GC.
@@LK-pc4sq How do you manage to get up every morning? I mean, why bother? Ive never seen such a collective group of manic depressive, pessimistic, doomsday embracing whiners in my life.
2 more weeks, you just wait, 2 more weeks we'll all be dead under water. Thats what my 6th grade teacher and Al Gore told me in 1993, one day the doomsday cult will be right, you'll see!
@@LK-pc4sq Your doomsday cult is one of the longest running consistently wrong cults ever to exist in history. Congrats. Usually after the 5th or 6th failed end of the world warning comes and goes, people move on, but not you guys. You have faith.
@@ffs6158 Bro, that's funny
It would be interesting to see an overlay of this future map and a map of the SF Bay prior to gold mining and construction landfill projects. A lot of mud found its' way into the bay after being blasted from the hills inland with high pressure water. The Bay might just find its' way all the way to Chinatown again, just like the old Cowboy days.
Well it’s only fitting San Francisco residents don’t seem to be able to clean up the streets so mother nature is going to do it for them.
What city with a temperate climate, in the US, doesn’t have a year round homeless problem?
"We all know this is coming" ... Since the 1970s.
When they were talking about a coming ice age later scrubbed and global warming was the new climate alarmists mantra. Actually we have known about rising sea levels for longer than that. Sea levels have been rising at the same rate for thousands of years since the end of the last ice age.
@@somedumbozzie1539 LOL
@@chatteyj "climate alarmist" nice straw man building
It’s about creative ways to make money. Crises + emotion + rhetoric with no solution = billions in tax payer money. George Carlin talked about this.
If it’s going to be that bad ... move.
We moved 2 years ago. I miss it. But couldn't afford it.
Developers seem to depend on taxpayers to pay for their shortsighted money-grubbing mistakes
Are these studies taking into account the impact of the rising water table? With the higher water all around groundwater will obviously be a factor, you can see groundwater impacts Hwy 101 at 10th street and the 87/280 interchange.
I rarely watch news but this appeared on my feed same things I've seen for years tbh
Why not just build a dam at the Golden Gate Bridge to stop more water coming in🤨
Easier said than done, especially financially speaking. The GGB is quite a LARGE landmark, and there is a LOT of water moving through there. This would need to be perhaps the largest dam by far in the entire world but the other part of this is that even if a dam was built, it would certainly cause issues for the surrounding areas. The real solution is to combine our minds and powers to stop human-caused global climate change in time to avert a 6th mass extinction event on our planet (which, by the way, has in fact already begun).
oh thank you for the daily plus extra anxiety voice tones lovely performance
Pretty good acting.
Sea levels are not rising, which is why there is new construction going on right now within sight of the beach. It takes *hundreds of years* for sea level to rise even a few inches.
I say that we ignore it until it is up to our necks.
It's more of a disaster of GREED as politicians allow greedy land developers to build in high risk areas
Apparently your plan is being followed.
@@dreamsofturtles1828 I said up to our necks, not up to our eyeballs.
@@pforce9 LOL ( even tho its not really a laughing matter.) Have a good day anyway.
@pforce9...that is what we've been doing...
Is showing normal tidal movement an accurate scientific way of showing “rising seas” lmao - how about some actual data showing the levels are even rising at all locally?
Can judge the news-agency animation, but regardless of what you may believe, this WILL happen, and these areas WILL be under water. This, at this point, is an absolute scientific fact, unless some magical unicorn drops from the sky and makes global warming disappear in the next 5 years.
Do you also think the world is flat, and if so, what creates tidel surges?
We were told 12 years ago New York was going to be underwater within 5 years. I checked this morning and was shocked to see New York hasn’t gone anywhere.
It can happen a lot sooner than we think - like tomorrow. I don't think we expected 13,000 lightening strikes in one 72 hour period, but it happened and set a state on fire.
are you aware that northern california has a very long history of infrequent but reliable low preciptation lightening? Data published in 1959 indicates that Eureka had a 26 year recorded history of lightening storms from Jun-Sep with a mean annual average of .92 lightening storms during that four month period, with the annual secondary probability of occurrence falling in late august to early september. Historical data is much the same for Sacramento (mean annual avg. of .95 lightening days between Jun-Sep), with a slight variance in standard deviation and no quantifiable correlation between systems. Furthermore, the same 1959 data indicates that, although at higher altitude, Pacific Gas and Elec. recorded for the month of August an average of 6 lightening storm days between Auburn and Donner pass. This data ranges six years from 1951-1957. An overlapping data set from Tahoe National Forest indicate an average of 8 lightening storm days for the period (August) and same area between 1945-1956.
Bear in mind, I am not raising this point to disagree, rather to inform. A surge in the bay's water level could bring this to reality as soon as tomorrow, under what conditions, I fear and struggle to imagine.
It's not lightning strikes, people, it's those communist rioters who are responsible for most if not all these fires, their doing it, their the freedom hating communist , that Soros George, , and other rich fat cats are supporting with their wealth, and sending them out to do this wickedness, and are bobbing people of all that is dear to them, / us, don't kid yourself, they are the evil force behind all that's going on in this country, and their father the devil is egging them on !! and people for the most part, are clueless !! and deny it, so if your one of them, that's sad,
@@n00bicon4 did they also report glaciers melting in the late 1950s
Dustie I believe so
Something to look forward to, San Francisco under water.
"Since 2000 sea levels could rise by as much as 12" by 2030..." OK, it's now 2021 - just how many inches of sea level rise have we actually seen?
You're not allowed to ask that question.
About 9 inches since the 1800s.
And there is another factor , when the soil becomes saturated , so it isn't just rising , it's moving onto the land so to speak.
The water that moves on to the land (liquefaction , saturation , subsidence) of course wouldn't be calculated as "sea rise", but it's still a significant quantity of water.
And... several places along the east coast & texas have already increased over 8" between 1960 & 2020. Check it out... easy as pie.
We have heard this for 50 years!
It's not like these same areas aren't doomed WHEN the next major earthquake occurs...nope...not at all...
exeg: These areas have been through lots and lots of earthquakes. It has never been through this.
@@milascave2 Some if not all of this land is reclaimed and landfill. Subject to liquifaction during the next major quake.
As far as "never been through this"...geological and sealevel history doesn't just include the time mankind has been on this planet.
The bay area hasn't been hit by a significant earthquake since October 89
And they're built on sedimentary soils to top it off.
Just saw a documentary about the ancient city of Troy, now 4 miles from the sea. In it’s time it was a seaside city…when sea-level was HIGHER!
Just like how there are documentaries of Antarctica where it used to be in a jungle like state? Truth is we don't know our planet well enough to say we're not on the verge of another huge shift. Circumstances change, water dries up and ice forms across the globe. Doesn't mean we all will survive those changes. The only thing that's for sure is earth has gone through incredible changes to suit itself and kill off what is causing harm, we are bacteria to her and she will do as she pleases. It's quite ironic how people wholeheartedly believe in a book with rules, cause and effect, even biblical predictions but then think scientific predictions are BS AND CRAZYNESS... MY LORD
My cousins sold their beachfront property north of San Francisco after their parents died, and this was one reason they did so. It was located on a sandspit / barrier island just a little above sea level. They were very smart to do so while they could.
Very smart huh?, and what if the seas never actually rise? Those buying made a great buy, and those selling?, got hosed and were lied to,
@@ChiefCabioch But sea level is rising. In the last 100 year, sea level has risen 20 cm. So... you are asking a pointless question.
@@nickl5658 no it hasnt, what are they basing the measurements on? 20cm is over 7 inches
@@nickl5658 you are making a false claim, a claim you have only the words of others who've be lying about the climate as soon as it because a cause for the One World Government, the New World Orderists, and a whole bunch of people who insist there are way to many people on earth, , so what is it all these excess population keeps you from doing? How exactly are you affected by all these people?
These people who claim climate change, global warming, people like AL Gore, John Kerry, Neil degrass Tyson, David Suzuki, David Attenboro, Bill Gate, do you honestly believe for a second they plan to scale their lives back, while demanding you do? 🙄, do you think for a second John Kerry plans to sell 4 of his houses, one or more of his Private Jets, or any of his SUVs, and Entourage of vehicles? ...
@@ChiefCabioch Another thing to consider is earthquakes ARE a fact. All that construction built on sludge is subject to liquefaction in large earthquakes and will fail. Sludge and landfill shake worse than jello during earthquakes.
The city of San Francisco is a disaster. Maybe we would all be better off if the city disappeared.
I remember back to the 1960’s and 1970’s about developers filling in the tide lands and building developments like Foster City. All of the areas that they are showing as problematic are built on fill that is slowly sinking from simple compaction over time. Think of it as a form of “Environmental Justice” being served up my Mother Earth. If sea level rise were a real problem, people like Al Gore and Barack Obama would not have beach front homes. EDIT: CURRENT RATE OF SEA LEVEL RISE IS 1.2 MM PER YEAR, WHICH MEANS SEA LEVEL WILL RISE ONE METER IN ABOUT 700 YEARS, OR ABOUT THREE TIMES LONGER THAN SINCE THE FOUNDING OF THE UNITED STATES.
Those are called vacation homes. They dont live there permanently, mostly collect insurance checks from flood damages on bad seasons and good hangout spot when u need it 🤦♂️
Hah, I'm over here wondering "if the intertidal zones are all permanently inundated, what will become of the salt marsh ecology in the south bay" Begs the question of how terrible the south bay will smell if the intertidal zone is hypoxic...
@@n00bicon4 its gonna end up like the florida coastline where the excess water floods out the sewage system at high tide and runs off into the streets and local waterways. That's the part u gotta worry about.
Foster City home foundations use 2" rebar in the concrete, what is normal is 1/2" rebar. What does that tell you.
True
I’m pretty sure any rise in sea level is now caused by the amount of ships y’all got backed up on the coast waiting to be unloaded. It’s called displacement. 😂
That is humorous. But they're always in the ocean, displacing water.
Al Gore said that 20 years ago, all cities underwater
Yes and ManBearPig will be happy to come and steal your children in the night!
Al Gore is Superb rich now
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The walkways around Oyster Point get inundated at high tide. Also, try driving the Sierra Point Parkway along 101. It's like a rollercoaster for all the land subsidence.
The climate has warmed and cooled over millions of years. Where we build our homes is what is affected.
Soo use the water! Build desalinators! We have a water shortage on land!
Desalinators use electricity! How do we make electricity? Burn more fossil fuels!
Desalinators are terrible. We’re better off using the water we do have much more efficiently
@@camplethargic8 Nuclear.
Refreshing to see good reporting based on facts
It would be if the reporting was actually based on facts.
Can We pupping the bottom sand up for uses and also building walls alls around to prevent. Also walls that builds can add more higher. Thank you
Facebook becoming an island is the Silver Lining 🤣🤣🤣
We will get through that. We will be just like Venice
When you make a glass of ice water and the ice cubes melt. Does the glass overflow?
in this case the ice is not in the glass, but sticks out. imagine a glass of water filled to the brim with a big ice cube floating in it. once the ice cube melts inside that already filled glass it will overflow by a little. it will be a little by Earth standards too, only that it just means flooding of all areas below a certain level.
@@Dustie1984 SMH, cant fix stupid
@@Rink03 As ice melts and the water heats up, it expands. Plus, icemelt from LAND adds to the level. That is like an ice cube being held above the glass. As it melts, it adds to the volume.
@@kimweaver3323 LOL Ok, take a glass, put ice in it to the top, take 6 ounces of water, see how far it goes, THEN, again, take the SAME glass, put ice in it, to the top, let it melt, then put the same amount of water in it, more Ice, the more it takes up room, when Ice melts it looses its volume, end of science lesson. DUH!
@anthae1 LOL I gave you proper science and you dismiss it, typical Liberal leftist dismissal.
Consult the Dutch, they've been dealing with it for centuries. Each and every morning you can see SF bay area commuters driving at break neck speed to and from work. No one obeys the traffic laws. Fuel is consumed at an enormous rate. I was on the top of Kirker Pass slowing down and gearing down to negotiate the steep hill when some asshole in a truck pulling an electric traffic direction rig jumps the curb on my right and looks over at me and asks, "Are you all right?" and then he speeds up. He had to jump the curb with his truck and towed rig. He looked like he was on meth. People are idiots and they don't care for anything but instant pleasure.
Definitely. The Dutch are experts on the subject.
People don't usually believe in abstract concepts till they can physically see it. Some people love to learn the hard way
These people are all drinking the wine, and leaving the bottle in the paper bag; so they don't know when it goes empty.
A Good example of how nobody does nothing even though you know the outcome.
"Nothing never doesn't change but nothing changes much." -OK Go
Well only act when it's too late to reverse the effects. Well done humanity.
The most telling sign is the mission district where skyscrapers are sinking and sidewalks are separating from buildings.
People don’t understand how bad 1 foot of additional sea level rise is. We will be abandoning coastal cities with just 1.5-2 feet of sea level rise. Nuclear facilities are on the coast as well.
Yes, I agree.. However, by reading this comment section, you can see that the folks here would rather deny, and pretend or hide in their "theories". I think that is more frightening than climate change.
but it's only rising there,,, in the Bay Area...
This is true as well .
@@EnvironmentalCoffeehouse AL GORE SAID IN 1995 MOST OF OUR COAST LINES WILL BE UNDERWATER BY 2015. SEA LEVEL RISE, 0". IF AL GORE BELIEVED THIS, WHY DID HE SPEND MILLIONS AND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS FOR A BEACH HOUSE IN CARLSBAD CA. WHY DID OVOMIT PURCHASE A 14 + MILLION DOLLAR HOME ON CAPE COD, RIGHT ON THE WATER. YOU CAN PROGRAM A COMPUTER TO SHOW YOU WHATEVER YOU WANT IT TO SHOW YOU. WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME ANY OF THESE COMPUTER MODELS CORRECT.....NEVER!
Sea level, like everything else rises and falls. Don't be afraid.
At this point in human history we just have more and bigger boats in the water raising it a few inches. We need a mandate that all new boats be hydroplanes and problem solved.
A politician running for office in north carolina(I think) that said if we take ALL the boats out of salt water, the sea level will decrease. Really.
That is what happening in Chicago by the lake front and other parts of Illinois along Lake Michigan. Beaches are disappearing. That is so sad to see them gone.
Oh gee, so much of SF is built on landfill, who could have imagined the land sinking? Couldn't have happened to a more deserving city, whose voters have turned my entire state into a train wreck.
Climate change vocabulary : could, should, might, maybe, may, perhaps
Try this one . Is happening and will happen
@@darylephillips6778 it is not happening and you are being fooled
@@jimlincoln1283 I live on a farm a farm that has had rain fall records keeped for 200 years the rain fall has fallen for over 40 years until now we are 200 mils per year down . We have seen the coast near wear we live errored away until now we have hardly any sand left on our beach. The trees are dying so what do i know about being fooled . It easy to sit back in the city and say it is not happening
@@darylephillips6778 Al Gore said all the glaicers would be gone by 2015. How did that work out for him?
@@darylephillips6778 And I run a Micro farm and we had more rain this year than the past 20 years. It was our best year we have ever had. Not sure where you choose to farm, but thats a personal choice....
How can sea levels rise in only one location ? Total nonsense.
They won't, this video is only talking about San Fransisco. It will happen all over the globe and no one can predict how water flows at that point. Never seen it in human history.
@@SzymczykProductions Sea levels are rising at the same rate they did 100 years ago
"It is a slow moving emergency" lol
With volcanos spewing lava in2 the ocean everyday and a tsunamis pushing up the seafloor waters getting displaced everyday all over the place u think 🤔
Plant a tree, save the earth.
Been hearing this for 30 years…nothing has happened. And nothing will…just another money grab wrapped in a cry wolf scenario.
rising seas are increasing daytime shoplifting
The hope for most people is that they make it through their life with the least ammount of discomfort. Either consciously or unconsciously, that seems to be how it works. Planing for generations to come is fantasy, and only spoken of when someone is trying to raise money now. Think about it.
The great flood of 1850 put the central valley under 30’ of water. Oroville dam if it fails will do the same
Stop building in flood prone areas and develop a greater awareness of earthquake dangers. The "BIG ONE" is far overdue.
Amazing, knowing the sea level going to rise in those area within a decade, residential housing continues to be approved in the same location. 😬😬
Or a week
This is such BS. They’ve been saying this for many decades. Always with, “it’s going to happen in the next 20 to 30 years”
"West Oakland will be flooded"
Nature doing cleanup work
"Tax payers most likely will have to pay to bail them out."
Millennium Towers: again? 👁️👄👁️
How can a rise in sea level be 'revolutionary'?
According to Al Gore, we were supposed to be under water back in 2013.... yet the water level hasn't risen....
Islands have gone underwater so you're wrong.
It's risen in Texas.... Think outside your little circle.
@@lmcatech Well, since I live close to the waterfront and there has been no change outside of standard erosion.... I'll stick with physical evidence.
They were saying that about Miami 8-10 years ago. Now not a peep about it. Bogus scare tactics to tax more.
Wow, just noticed that Mission Creek Park is shown as a vulnerable area. My auntie has a houseboat there. Well, now that I think of it, she'll just rise with the water.
How much has the sea risen and how much has the fill-dirt land subsided/settled?
When do we start desalination sea water to reintroduce water into our communities?
Where the hell is all the emergency money y'all spending....?? No way to stop it & still no precautions ? Wait til the last minute as usual & have the people suffer.....
Finally some good news
We've heard these warnings for forty years. I'm not saying it won't happen, but the public has gotten used to hearing it but seeing it not happen. If we're apathetic, that's why.
It's because it's such a slow creep in rise, nobody notices. Do yo notice when your hair has grown a millimeter?
Some Dumb Ozzie Right. a cursory look isn't going to tell you squat. You have to read the whole thing. And not just one, but the thousands published all over the world. Greenland is turning greener day by day, as the ice pack melts and runs into the ocean. The nuclear dump the U.S. left behind is closer and closer to becoming another Chernobyl. The Ross ice shelf in Antarctica is breaking up. The Arctic ice is so far gone, ice breakers are no longer needed to clear the way for other ships. A couple of decades is forever, you think. I'll be dead by then, you think. But the effects are already on us. You call yourself Ozzie, Australian. Your government has shafted you and many other countries all your life. Honest Government Ads by TheJuiceMedia. We in the U.S., who have some intelligence, are aware of politicians shafting us, and try to vote for decent people. But there are a bunch of ignoramuses who prefer fascism and shout us down, waving their confederate and Q flags.
Sounds like their local Nothing But Crap newscast is about the same as the one in my area
People will have to evolve some gills and fins to get around
Maybe the water looks like it's rising because the land is sinking
A good start for CA
It would be a good idea to maybe start building Levy's or start shopping for a moving company.
Easy fix. But that will never happen.
@@bradobbink6564 building levys is a very serious task, and failure to do so correctly is dangerous. See "Practical Engineering" for a (relatively) easy explanation on technologies used to control water.
@@grassgeese3916 A start would be to decease the amount of pollution by 25.000.000.000 cars
Couldn’t happen to a more deserving population.
That city has always had an over inflated opinion of itself.
It’s too expensive. People shit in the streets. Needles everywhere. Yeah, this place is an acceptable loss.
Till it happens to you the whole country on the coast is in danger
@@qjtvaddict … are you kidding me? We don’t tolerate that crap here. 😮💨
Gross generalization, with a few scraps of truth ...
@@melodiefrances3898Well, a gross city deserves a gross review. I paid over ten bucks for a side of toast and coffee. The toast was good but it just wasn’t worth ten bucks. Same with the coffee. 😑
Water sits level. You can’t have sea level rise in only 1 area . Wake up America
The city will b clean again! Thank god
The whole society has to bear responsibility for the actions of private corporate developers who build where disaster is imminent but not a single one of the officials in government will restrict development where flooding is imminent and save the whole society of the expense of a catastrophe, nor will they make developers cover the cost of rescuing and relocating people from the deluge. Time has come to end this transfer of responsibility to the public by governments that enable profiteering for a particular group at the expense of the society.
Remember when you were a kid they said the same thing about 2010.
Bottom line, it's absolutely stupid to even allow new land-based development unless you plan on making it a marina of floating houses. Wake up and get real.
Catch phrase: from a 5 yr storm surge! What is normal 5yr storm surge look like in comparison?