My opinion on all of this is that Louisiana does need to be watching out for sea level and hurricanes, but it’s not a huge urgency at this moment. I am not saying that this couldn’t change tomorrow, but as of now they do have some time before they really need to start worrying about their sea level.
While I was on Google I looked on a interactive map were you could change the meters of sea level before somewhere went under water and I saw some bad news.
New Iberia, a place where a lot of friends and family live, will be nearly submerged in water if the sea rises another 3 meters.
The facts show certainly that my opinion is correct .
Using the average global sea rise it would take around 857 years for the sea to rise the amount it has in the picture below.
We have plenty of time to think of ways to stop or elongate the process it will take to submerge much of Louisiana.
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