Hey, you know one way that we haven’t discussed climate change sticking it to us in a while? Rising sea levels.
Yep, it’s a problem, and in fact by 2100, a fair chunk of our nation’s fine cities will be underwater if current trends continue, according to this fun interactive map from Climate Central.
But, in the positives, it will wipe the Newark airport off the map, and, having been stuck in the Newark airport for eighteen hours once, trust me when I say only Biblical floods can save that place.
[ image and link courtesy Climate Central ]
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This water is racist.
I’ve had my suspicions about the Atlantic for some time.
Lookit me, I’m snorkeling!
Oh, wait, by 2100 I’ll be dead anyway. Guess I’ll be floating.
Best line ever “having been stuck in the Newark airport for eighteen hours once, trust me when I say only Biblical floods can save that place.”
Have you been there? It’s where Hate makes its connection with Pain.