Well, even if sea level rises, and the airports can't move to higher ground, at least they can take to the air just before the waves reach them. New York and LA, on the other hand, can move to higher ground. At the rate of less than an inch of sea level rise per year, it shouldn't be hard to move when you have hundreds of years to do it.
Well, even if sea level rises, and the airports can't move to higher ground, at least they can take to the air just before the waves reach them. New York and LA, on the other hand, can move to higher ground. At the rate of less than an inch of sea level rise per year, it shouldn't be hard to move when you have hundreds of years to do it.
The IPPC and the UN are not credible anymore so who cares what they predict.