Map Of California If All Ice Melted. What Would Happen If All Ice On Earth Melted? The Futurist Future And while the Los Atlantis map above is a tongue-in-cheek look at this somewhat unlikely scenario, there is a scientific basis to it Linn's representations of seven cities in the United States and Canada portray how they would look if all the world's ice caps melted and sea levels rose more than 200 feet.
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That in itself would be enough to displace millions of people around the world, but if this trend continues and all our polar ice caps and glaciers melt, it's been predicted that the oceans will rise by a mind-blowing 65.8 metres (216 feet). The reason is that most of Los Angeles will find itself underwater if all the world's ice caps, sheets and glaciers melt
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Fortunately, the average temperature in Antarctica is about -37°C, and it is unlikely that this mass of ice will melt anytime soon What's most shocking is that this map isn't some kind of crazy projection of an unlikely future. Seattle-based Jeffrey Linn created maps of cities in those circumstances.
A Satellite Lets Scientists See Antarctica’s Melting Like Never Before. The state's geography would be radically altered, with significant portions submerged under the ocean The maps only show North America's Pacific Coast: we can't use them to tour the aquatic ruins of London or Hong Kong (alas).
A Satellite Lets Scientists See Antarctica’s Melting Like Never Before. The reason is that most of Los Angeles will find itself underwater if all the world's ice caps, sheets and glaciers melt What's most shocking is that this map isn't some kind of crazy projection of an unlikely future.