Seems like everyone is citing this map and can't find a link for it yet! Maybe among these top few?

Scholarly articles for University of Arizona Northeast: A map created by University of Arizona scientists, based on data from the U.S. Geological Survey, show areas in the Northeast that would become flooded if the the sea rose one meter.
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Thanks Beth

 

http://www.geo.arizona.edu/dgesl/research/other/climate_change_and_sea_level/sea_level_rise/north_america/slr_north_america_a.htm

 

the LandScan 2000 Global Population Database are included on these maps.						Mailing Address 1040 E. Fourth St. Department of Geosciences University of Arizona Gould-Simpson Room 208 Tucson, AZ 85721-0077 Telephone Number 1.520.621.8025 Facsimile Number 1.520.621.2672
Region	Subregion	DEM Resolution
Africa		1 km	Images	Animation
Asia		1 km	Images	Animation
Australia & Western Pacific		1 km	Images	Animation
Europe & Middle East		1 km	Images	Animation
North America		1 km	Images	Animation
	Gulf of California	1 km	Images	Animation
	Puerto Rico	30 m	Images	Animation
	USA: Florida	30 m	Images	Animation
	USA: Louisiana	30 m	Images	Animation
	USA: Northeast	30 m	Images	Animation
South America		1 km	Images	Animation

 

Kind of makes you say HMMMMMMmmmmmmm.....doen't it?

Loks like the Allen Family will be moving before long.  Looks like my little safe harbor is going to be under water.

Funny how all of a sudden this is of great concern and making headlines.  Not lomg ago many were laughing at AL Gore.  Now all these folks that were once needing more proof are seemingly amazed at how much proof there is.  What they guffawed at and that what was being forcast would not happen four hundred years or more.  Are now saying that we may have as little as 10-50 years before dramatic changes occur.  The world needs to unite and plan for the needs of the people that are sure to be great.

We need to end our greed and pettiness to plan for a very different future.  Bright as it may be there are turbulent days ahead.

True that this may have occured over time anyway.  But there seems to be indisputable facts that we have quickened the pace of this cycle of the earth.  We all should be thinking abou how future generations will survive the world to come.

Hi Jim

I was surprised how little, compared to other places in the world, that Africa will loose to the increased water levels... and I seemed to think that by 6+  meters more flooding would creep up the Mississippi delta... unless it just looks small on the tiny maps and is more miles than I'm realizing?

I think the usa should contact the Netherlands and see how they've kept the ocean at bay all these years and what they've got planned!

Beth  

I found the maps that just focus on Louisian and Florida! YIKES!

Beth